I think you mean to say degree of a monomial.
When you say Degree of a monomial, it is the sum of exponents of all its variables.
This is an example of a degree of a monomial:
The degree of the monomial <span><span>7<span>y^3</span><span>z^2</span></span></span><span> is </span><span>5<span>(<span>=3+2</span><span>)
If a polynomial has more than one variable, then the degree of that monomial is the sum of the exponents of those variables.
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Answer:
Exact form : 6 , 16/3
Decimal form : 6 , 5.3 (Place a line over the 3 to show that 3 is repeating itself several times. It will look like this...5.333333...)
Mixed Number form : 6 , 5 1/3
Step-by-step explanation: Simplify the expression.
I think 2.1 Gallons is the amount ur looking for.
question is wrong sir
there is no any value with two points
Answer:
Yes;
Step-by-step explanation:
A difference of squares is basically where you have two terms that can both be written in the form of and one is subtracting the other.
Here, the first term is . We see that if we square root this, we will come out with the clean number: (because ).
The second term is . Again, we see that if we square root this, we will get the clean result: (because ).
So, they are indeed both squares; thus, this is a difference of squares.
To factor it, we remember the formula for factoring :
In this case, a = 7x^3 and b = 9b, so:
, and that's the answer.
Hope that helps!