The degree is 6, now for its name there is a couple names, it can be called either a polynomial with degree of 6, or it can be called a sextic polynomial, or it can be called a hexic polynomial. Any of those work.
It depends lol... it depends on the size and measurements
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Your answer would be 15. You first would move the "pretend" decimal to the left 2 times. so it would end up being 0.25. So then you would set up your problem. 0.25 x 60 =. Which should give you the answer of 15.
-42/9. divide top and bottom by
-14/3
-4 2/3