The degree of a polynomial is the highest number as an exponent in a term, for example, 5x^3+5x^2, 3 is the degree. To find it, you need to either just find the highest number or add up multiple degrees in one term. An example of this is 5x^3y^3+4x^3y^2. Since 3+3=6 and 3+2=5, the first term has the highest degree.
Answer:
9
Step-by-step explanation:
Rewrite it without stem-and-leaf:
16,18,23,26,26,34,37,37,40,41,46
MEAN =∑(16,18,23,26,26,34,37,37,40,41,46)/11
MEAN =(16+18+23+25+26+34+37+37+40+41+46)/11 =343/11 = 31.18
MEDIAN (CENTRAL VALUE) = 34 (EQUIDISTANT FROM THE 2 EXTRENITIES)
MODE = THE HIGHEST FREQUENCY OF A NUMBER: only 34 appear twice, then the MODE is 34 that appears 2 times
Y = 9.25 just multiply 5 by .3 and add the 2 and subract that to find y