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- Give the degree of each polynomial.6x^5 - 2x^2 + 1−94 - 3ya^2b^3 + 7ab\dfrac{x^4}{8} - x^6
- Decide whether each expression is a polynomial and give its degree.\dfrac{2x^3 - 1}{7}4x^3 + x^{-1}\sqrt{2}\,x^4 - x3^x + x^3\dfrac{5}{2y}
- Write each polynomial from its coefficients in standard form with degree and number of terms.
- Write one example of each described polynomial in standard form.
- Find the value of k that makes the sum a quadratic, and write it in standard form.
- Use the product's degree, leading coefficient and constant term to find facts about the polynomial.
- Hannah's science museum: interpret a polynomial model of the number of people inside.
- Answer questions about degrees of products and sums of polynomials and explain.
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Degree, terms and standard form: the lesson ›More Chapter 7 worksheets: Polynomials and their operations
- 7.1Multiplying two binomials
- 7.2Degree, terms and standard form
- 7.3Adding and subtracting polynomials
- 7.4Multiplying polynomials
- 7.5Special products