The degree of a polynomial is simply the monomial with a coeficient that has the highest degree.
6x^6 = 6 degree
9x^3 = 3 degree
3x^2 = 2 degree
-4x^10 = 10 degree
-9x^5 = 5 degree
-5x^6 = 6 degree
Because -4x^10 has the highest degree, the degree of this polynomial is 10.
6/42 = n/7
Multiply by 7.
42/42 = n.
n = 1.
numerator = 42.
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Answer:
5/6
Step-by-step explanation:
1/3 has two more thirds until it's a whole
17/20 has three more twentieths until it's a whole
1/4 has four more fourths until it's a whole
5/6 has <u>one</u> more sixth until it's a whole
Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
If the line did pass through that point, then plugging in the point to the equation would be true. But when you plug in 4 for x, the y would be 18, not 15.
