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Polynomials
#1
I have no idea how to do polynomials.
I have to find the degree of each polynomial.
5a - 2b^2+1

4a^3-2a

x+3x^4-21x^2+x^3

b+6

24xy - xy^3 + x^2

n^3+m^2+n^2m^2

3^2r^4

8x^2-2x^8

-2x^2y+3xy^3+x^3

10s^2t^2+4st^2-5s^3t^2

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#2
The degree of a monomial is the sum of the exponents of its variables, and the degree of a polynomial is the highest degree of any of its monomials.
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#3
Here are the asnwer's mate:

5a - 2b^2+1 = 2nd degree

4a^3-2a = 3rd

x+3x^4-21x^2+x^3 = 4

b+6 = 1st

24xy - xy^3 + x^2 = 4th (why? look at the exponent of xy^3, 1+3 =4)

n^3+m^2+n^2m^2 = 4 (its 2+2 in n^2m^2)

3^2r^4 = 4th (don't consider the exponent of the coefficient)

8x^2-2x^8 = 8th

-2x^2y+3xy^3+x^3= 4th (its in 3xy^3)

10s^2t^2+4st^2-5s^3t^2 = 5th (in 5s^3t^2)
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(04-28-2011, 06:13 PM)elvinguitar Wrote: Here are the asnwer's mate:

5a - 2b^2+1 = 2nd degree

4a^3-2a = 3rd

x+3x^4-21x^2+x^3 = 4

b+6 = 1st

24xy - xy^3 + x^2 = 4th (why? look at the exponent of xy^3, 1+3 =4)

n^3+m^2+n^2m^2 = 4 (its 2+2 in n^2m^2)

3^2r^4 = 4th (don't consider the exponent of the coefficient)

8x^2-2x^8 = 8th

-2x^2y+3xy^3+x^3= 4th (its in 3xy^3)

10s^2t^2+4st^2-5s^3t^2 = 5th (in 5s^3t^2)
Thanks, man. I really appreciate it.
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(04-28-2011, 09:01 PM)Cobalt Wrote: Thanks, man. I really appreciate it.
no problem man! You're always welcome. Smile
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#6
Don't you learn this stuff in school? I'm learning this now actually Smile
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(04-29-2011, 07:06 PM)Laugh Wrote: Don't you learn this stuff in school? I'm learning this now actually Smile
I was out with bronchitis, so I was out and my teacher won't teach it to me because I wasn't sick apparently.

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#8
Polynomials is Algebra 1-2 crap was so last year Big Grin
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#9
5a - 2b^2+1 2nd degree

4a^3-2a 3rd degree

x+3x^4-21x^2+x^3 4th degree

b+6 1st degree

24xy - xy^3 + x^2 here it depends if it is a function of x or y . if its of x then the degree is 2 , if its of y the degree is 3.

n^3+m^2+n^2m^2 .. the same if its a function of m then the degree is 2 , if its a function of n the degree is 2m^2 if it is greater than 3( m is a constant as well if we have a function of n as in f(n) )

3^2r^4 4th degree

8x^2-2x^8 8th degree

-2x^2y+3xy^3+x^3 if its a function of y then it is 3rd degree , if its x then its 3rd degree

10s^2t^2+4st^2-5s^3t^2 if its a function of t then the degree is 2nd , if its a function of s then the degree is 3t^2 (we take t as a constant too)
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#10
Aside from taking the answers, you should try and learn how to solve them as well.
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