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Algebra basics on linear polynomials

by OT7BTS
1

What is the degree of the polynomial 4x + 7?

2

In the expression 3y - 2, which is the coefficient of y?

3

Which term is a constant in 5x^2 - 3x + 8?

4

Identify the variable(s) in 2ab + b.

5

Which expression is linear in x?

6

What is the degree of the univariate polynomial x + 4?

7

Which of the following is a constant term?

8

In the expression 7, what is the degree of polynomial?

9

In 3x+2, what is the constant term?

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A linear polynomial has the highest exponent 1 on the variable.

The coefficient is the numerical multiplier of the variable y.

Constants are terms with no variable; here 8 is constant.

Both a and b appear as variables in the expression.

A linear expression has x to the first power and no x^2 terms.

Degree is the highest exponent of the variable in a univariate polynomial.

Only numbers without variables are constants.

If there is no variable, coefficient is treated as 0 for the variable term.

Constant term is the standalone number, here 2.

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