2 years ago

What is the degree of the resulting polynomial when a 3rd degree binomial is multiplied by a 4th degree trinomial?

1 answer:

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A 3rd degree polynomial of any sort times a 4th degree polynomial of any sort will result in a 7th degree polynomial.

$\left(x^3 +...\right)\left( x^4 + ...\right) = x^7 + ...$

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