By identifying the largest exponent in each expression, we see that the answers are:
a) D = 3.
b) D = 5.
c) D = 0.
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The degree is just the largest exponent of the variable in an expression.
First, we have:
a) √3xyz - 5
The largest exponent is on the term √3*xyz is 3 (because we add the 3 exponents 1 of x, y, and z) so this expression has a degree of 3.
b) y² - 3y⁵ -y + 2y³ - 4
Here the largest exponent is on the second term, so we can see that the degree is 5.
c) -10³
Here we don't have a variable, so this is a constant, which means that the degree is zero, because we could write:
-10³*x⁰
Where we use the fact that x⁰ = 1
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A regular savings account
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Define x :
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Let the dryer be x.
Dryer = x
Washer = x -53
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Construct Equation :
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The washer and the dryer cost $847
⇒ x + x - 53 = 847
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Solve x :
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x + x - 53 = 847
2x - 53 = 847
2x = 847 + 53
2x = 900
x = 450
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Find cost of dryer and washer :
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Dryer = x = $450
Washer = x = 450 - 53 = 397
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Answer: Dryer = $450
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Answer:
It is 2πrh + 2π
Step-by-step explanation:
