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Find the number of terms and the degree of this polynomial. -9

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Korvikt [17]3 years ago

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Number of terms: 1
Degree: 9

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Explanation:

This is consider a monomial since we only have one term. Terms are separated by a plus sign, so something like 5x^2+10x has two terms.

The degree of a polynomial is the largest exponent when dealing with single variables. In the case of 9r^9, the largest exponent is 9, so the degree is 9. Going back to an example like 5x^2+10x, the largest exponent is 2 so this is the degree of this example.

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