<span>Lets find the volume of a cylinder with a diameter D=10 inches and lenght L= 20 inches. First we need to notice that the diameter is twice the size of the radius: D=2r. Then we write the equation for the volume of the cylinder. it is the base times the height: V=pi*r^2 * L. Now we input the nubmers in the equation: V=3.14*(D/2)^2 * L where r=D/2=5 inches and after calculating we get: V=1570 inches^3</span>
Answer:
Here the degree of the polynomial is 11.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the degree of the multivariate polynomials, we need to add up the powers of all the variables. So the total degree is given by the sum of all the powers of the highest powers terms.
Now in the given polynomial 
the term with the highest total powers is 
and thus the total power is 6+5=11.
And hence the degree of this polynomial is 11.
If you find a common denominator for the two, which is 12 it will make it easier to add. So 4 3/12 + 3 4/12 = 7 7/12.
your answer is 7 7/12.
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y= -3x+2
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