Recall that
There are three cases to consider:
(1) When
, we have
and
, so
(2) When
and
, we get
and
, so
(3) When
, we have
and
, so
So
Answer: Monomial.
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok, when we have a polynomial with only one term, this is a monomial.
If the polynomial has two terms, this is a binomial.
If the polynomial has 3 terms, this is a trinomial.
And so on.
In this particular case we have:
52*c^2*y^4
Where c and y may be variables.
We can see that here we have only one term, so this would be a monomial.
(notice that the number of variables does not affect the type of polynomial in this case, only the number of terms)
It seems like you've begun to group and factored out the GCF.
Because the inner binomials (the ones in parentheses) are the same, the next step is to rewrite the equation like so:
(25-x^2)(y+1)
From here, we can further factor (25-x^2) since they are both perfect squares.
(5+x)(5-x)(y+1)
No further terms can be factored so that is the final answer. Hope this helps!
The answer would be 80. I'm pretty sure. You would multiply the money amount and how much she bought.
Answer:
https://www.arlingtonschools.org/cms/lib/NY02215626/Centricity/Domain/5167/Skill39AK.pdf
Step-by-step explanation:
