Question

Help me please 52 pts will mark brainlist

Answer 1

Answer:

No, the equation is not in quadratic form because it cannot be written as a second degree polynomial

Step-by-step explanation:

x^5 + x^3 - 14 = 0

so the first thing you do is write the equation in standard form, meaning you write the equation in alphabetical order from highest degree to lowest degree.

$x^{5}$ + x³ - 14 = 0

The fronting term with the highest degree represents the degree of the entire equation.

$x^{5}$ Since the fifth degree is quartic, then it is not quadratic. If the equation were to be in quadratic form, it would be to the degree of two. Even if $x^{5}$ wasn't apart of the equation, it would still be in cubic form being to the degree of three.

Answer 2

 answer: it is correct :The equation is not quadratic in for because it cannot be written as a second degree polynomial

explanation : if the leading term had x^2, then it would be quadratic, but it's not