Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
Given algebraic expression: 6x^3y+7x^2+5x+46x3y+7x2+5x+4
We know that the constants are the terms in the algebraic expression that contain only numbers.
In the given expression only last term has only numerical value and no variable, rest of them have variable x.
Therefore, the constant term in the given algebraic expression 6x^3y+7x^2+5x+46x3y+7x2+5x+4 is
Answer:
5%
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets say 10 add a 0 = 100 9.5 add a 0 = 95.0 (move ok decimal place) so there is a 5% error.
We are given equation 2x+3y=9xy.
A linear equation is a equation that has maximum degree of the equation as 1.
Degree is the maximum power(exponent) of the variables.
If two variables are being multiplied together in a term, we can find power of the that term by adding powers of those variables.
In the given equation, on the left side we have two terms 2x and 3y, each opf the variable x, and y has power 1 and right side of the eqaution we have term 9xy. There x and y variables are being multiplied together.
So, the total power of the term would be 1+1=2.
So, the degree of the given equation would be 2.
Because degree of the given equation is not 1. Therefore, given equation is not a linear eqaution and it is a non-linear equation.
