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First degree polynomial w two terms. a polynomial means there is more than one term and 2x is one term and 8 is the other :) hope this helped

Effectus [21]2 years ago

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No, a second degree binomial is when the x is squared (to the 2nd power)
The correct answer is <span>first degree polynomial with two terms which is basically another way to say first degree binomial.
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