5 Questions
Which term in the polynomial has a power of 3?
p^3
What is the degree of the polynomial m^2 + 2n^3 - sqrt(3) * m^4?
2
What is the degree of the polynomial 6?
0
What is the degree of the polynomial p^3 - 1/2 * p^2 + p?
0
What is the degree of the polynomial y^2 - 5?
3
Study Notes
Identifying Terms in Polynomials
- In a polynomial, the term with a power of 3 is the one with the variable(s) raised to the power of 3.
Degree of Polynomials
- The degree of the polynomial m^2 + 2n^3 - sqrt(3) * m^4 is 4, as it is the highest power of the variables (m and n).
- The degree of the polynomial 6 is 0, as it is a constant with no variables.
- The degree of the polynomial p^3 - 1/2 * p^2 + p is 3, as it is the highest power of the variable (p).
- The degree of the polynomial y^2 - 5 is 2, as it is the highest power of the variable (y).
Test your knowledge on polynomials with this quiz! Explore topics such as degree of the polynomial, value of the polynomial, operations on polynomials, synthetic division, and the remainder theorem. Identify monomials and binomials, and learn to analyze different terms in a polynomial expression.
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