Answer:
this is a ninth degree polynomial in m
Step-by-step explanation:
Inspect the polynomial for the highest power of the variable m. It is m^9. Thus, this is a ninth degree polynomial in m.
3/10 + 17/100
first make the 10 of the 3/10 turn into a 100 so it will make the 100 of the 17/100.
to make 10 turn into a 100 you multiply it by 10. if you're going to multiply the bottom number by 10 then you have to do the same thing with the top number:
3/10 * 10/10
3*10=30
10*10=100
new equation:
30/100 + 17/100
now just add the top numbers and leave the 100's alone:
<span>30/100 + 17/100
</span>30+17=47
<span>30/100 + 17/100 = 47/100</span>
Answer:
good for them
Step-by-step explanation:
i need more of the problem though
