This the concept of geometry, we are required to get the coordinates of the point p which is the center of the circle.
The center of the circle will be at the point:
(x,y)
=[(6-1)/2,(6-3)/2]
=(5/2,3/2)
The answer is 4 groups because 21+7=28,28÷4=7,and 7×4=28
Answer:
Number of terms: 2
Degree: 1
Step-by-step explanation:
✔️A term can either be a coefficient with a variable, a variable, or a constant.
In the polynomial given, 10y + 2, there are two terms:
First term is a coefficient with a variable = 10y
Second term is a constant = 2
The two terms are: 10y and 2
✔️Degree of a polynomial is the highest exponents possessed by any of its term.
10y has an exponent of 1.
The degree of the polynomial therefore will be 1
