Answer:
The option " The sum has degree of 6 , but the difference has a degree of 7 " is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the sum and difference of the polynomials and
<h3>Now sum the given polynomials :</h3>
Therefore
In the simplified <u>sum of the polynomials</u> we have <u>the degree is 6</u>
<h3>Now difference the polynomials </h3>
Therefore
In the simplified <u>difference of polynomials</u> we have <u>the degree is 7</u>
Therefore the option " The sum has degree of 6 , but the difference has a degree of 7 " is correct
3/5 > 4/7 > 5/9. This is the answer when the fractions are increasing.
Answer:
4, 1, 6.
See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
You are given the equation
First subtract from both sides:
and multiply the equation by -1:
Now multiply (1) by 2:
At last, divide by
I worked this out, and the answer is B.) 14x+6
Hope it helped! :3
I honestly do not know what to say here: it's already in decimal form. Please, if you made a mistake while typing in the problem, tell me.