Okay so I'm going to try and explain it to you as best as possible. So all they are basically telling you is to give it a name. A degree on a polynomial is the highest exponent on it and the number of terms is the number of numbers. For example: -5x^3 + 2x^2 - 7
This is a 3rd degree polynomial with 3 terms. All you have to do is look at the largest exponent and that is your degree and the number of numbers.
        
             
        
        
        
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It is B
Step-by-step explanation:
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Yes he has enough index cards for all students
        
             
        
        
        
Volume of Sphere = (4/3)*(pi)*(r^3)
 
                            r = (D/2) = 6 m
                        
                              =<span>(4/3)*(pi)*((6^3)
                              = 904.7786.. m^3
I hope this helps.</span>
        
             
        
        
        
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A graph shows lap time (seconds) labeled 82 to 98 on the horizontal axis and the number of laps on the vertical axis. 1 lap was 82 to 84 seconds.  4 laps were 84 to 86 seconds. 2 laps were 86 to 88 seconds. 4 laps were 88 to 90 seconds. 6 laps were 90 to 92 seconds. 5 laps were 92 to 94 seconds. 2 laps were 94 to 96 seconds. 0 laps were 96 to 98 seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
The given table is presented as follows;
 The number of laps in the range 82 to 84 seconds = 1
The number of laps in the range 82 to 84 seconds = 1
The number of laps in the range 84 to 86 seconds = 4
The number of laps in the range 86 to 88 seconds = 2
The number of laps in the range 88 to 90 seconds = 4
The number of laps in the range 90 to 92 seconds = 6
The number of laps in the range 92 to 94 seconds = 5
The number of laps in the range 94 to 96 seconds = 2
The number of laps in the range 96 to 98 seconds = 0
Therefore, the histogram that represents Blanca's lap times for the three days of practice is described as follows;
A graph shows lap time (seconds) labeled 82 to 98 on the horizontal axis and the number of laps on the vertical axis. 1 lap was 82 to 84 seconds.  4 laps were 84 to 86 seconds. 2 laps were 86 to 88 seconds. 4 laps were 88 to 90 seconds. 6 laps were 90 to 92 seconds. 5 laps were 92 to 94 seconds. 2 laps were 94 to 96 seconds. 0 laps were 96 to 98 seconds