Why does 6 over 2=3 (6/2=3? ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
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Answer:
Boxes at the top are as follows
Monomial. 1. 4x
Binomial. 2. 4x+2
Trinomial. 3.
Polynomial. More than 3.
This would be an example of a polynomial ^
Omit the next highest term to get a trinomial etc
1. 4th degree. Leading term:
Leading coefficient: x
2. 2nd degree. Leading term:
Leading coefficient: -7x
It's a little confusing to read but that should be everything. Sorry it's not organized better