A prime polynomial is one that can only be divided by itself and 1. Let's check it option.
A. x³-bx²
This polynomial can be divided by itself, 1, x and x². So it can't be prime.
B. x²-4x-12
This polynomial represents the standard form of a second order polynomial. This means that it is a parabolla. A polynomial of this form can be divided by (x-a) where "a" is the value of its roots. So it can't be prime.
C. x+8xy³
This polynomial can be divided by x, 1 and itself, therefore it can't be a prime.
D. x²-b³
This polynomial can only be divided by 1 and itself. So this is the correct answer.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
−27u + 8v
Explanation:
−3(4u − v) − 5( − v + 3u)
[ Distribute ]
= (−3)(4u) + (−3)(−v) + (−5)(−v) + (−5)(3u)
= −12u + 3v + 5v + −15u
[ Combine Like Terms ]
= −12u + 3v + 5v + −15u
= (−12u + −15u) + (3v + 5v)
= −27u + 8v
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Answer:
No; a domain value has two range values.
Step-by-step explanation:
Because domain value is the x value and range value is the y value. If the x value repeats then it is not a function.
