If a binomial 
is a factor of a polynomial, then 
is a root of this polynomial.
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Explanation:
When applying any kind of reflections, the parallel sides will stay parallel. Check out the diagram below for an example of this.
So PQ stays parallel to RS. Also, QR stays parallel to PS.
The statement "PQ is parallel to PS" is incorrect because the two segments intersect at point P. This letter "P" is found in "PQ" and "PS" to show the common point of intersection. Parallel lines never intersect.
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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
Answer:
6²
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the rule of exponents ...
(a·b)^c = a^c·b^c
Your expression has a=3, b=2, c=2.
3²·2² = (3·2)² = 6²
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If you want to get more sophisticated than that, logarithms can get involved.