Explain why the "add a decimal and zero rule" work?
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<em><u>The expressions that are polynomial are:</u></em>
6 + w
z + 1
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
A polynomial is an expression with variables and coefficients with the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and non-negative integer exponents of variables
1) 6 + w
Here "w" is a variable, hence it is a polynomial expression
This is a polynomial, since it has variables and coefficients and variable with non negative exponent
3) z + 1
This is also a polynomial with variable "z" and has addition operation
Since it has root so it is not a polynomial
A has fixed one time fee of $12 and if you go to it say "m" months you pay $28 for each month, so your total cost at A is really 12 + 28m.
B has a fixed one time fee of $20 and if you go to it "m" months you pay $26 for each month, so you total cost at B is 20 + 26m.
how many months for the cost to be the same?
well, since the cost for both is the same, we can just get A's, knowing that B is the same