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What types of polynomials can be classified?
What types of polynomials can be classified?
- Quadratic (correct)
- Constant (correct)
- Linear (correct)
- Cubic (correct)
Classify the polynomial as a monomial, binomial, or trinomial after combining like terms.
Classify the polynomial as a monomial, binomial, or trinomial after combining like terms.
- Monomial (correct)
- Binomial (correct)
- Trinomial (correct)
- Binomial (correct)
Which polynomials are in standard form?
Which polynomials are in standard form?
A, D, E
Which polynomials are in standard form?
Which polynomials are in standard form?
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What is the degree of each polynomial?
What is the degree of each polynomial?
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Consider the polynomial 6x + 5x^4 - 10x + 8x^3 - 7x^2 + 92. What are the results of the operations?
Consider the polynomial 6x + 5x^4 - 10x + 8x^3 - 7x^2 + 92. What are the results of the operations?
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Classify the following polynomials after combining like terms.
Classify the following polynomials after combining like terms.
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Study Notes
Polynomial Classifications
- Polynomials can be classified as constant, linear, quadratic, or cubic based on their degree.
- Cubic polynomials have a degree of 3, quadratic have a degree of 2, linear have a degree of 1, and constant have a degree of 0.
Polynomial Types
- Polynomials can be categorized as monomials, binomials, or trinomials after combining like terms.
- A monomial has one term, a binomial has two terms, and a trinomial has three terms.
Standard Form Identification
- Certain polynomials are in standard form, which typically means they are ordered by decreasing degree.
- Examples of polynomials in standard form include those labeled A, D, E, as well as B, D, and F in a separate set.
Polynomial Degrees
- The degree of a polynomial refers to the highest power of its variable.
- Degrees for specific polynomials mentioned are:
- Polynomial 1 has a degree of 4
- Polynomial 2 has a degree of 7
- Polynomial 3 has a degree of 5
- Polynomial 4 has a degree of 4
- Polynomial 5 has a degree of 2
- Polynomial 6 has a degree of 7
Example Polynomial Analysis
- Given the polynomial ( 6x + 5x^4 - 10x + 8x^3 - 7x^2 + 92 ):
- After consolidation, features include:
- Constant term is 81
- The coefficient of (x^4) is 5
- The coefficient for (x) is -4
- After consolidation, features include:
Further Polynomial Classification
- After simplifying polynomials, classify them based on the number of terms.
- The potential classifications include:
- Monomial
- Cubic trinomial (includes terms of degree 3 and lower)
- Constant monomial (single constant term)
- Additional cubic trinomials and binomials depending on their structure.
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