pq+p²q–p²q², Find the degree of given algebraic expression.
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pq + p²q - p²q²
power of p + power of q = degree of polynomial
2 + 2 = degree of polynomial
Degree of polynomial is depend on its power, Here it is ( 2 + 2 ) hence it is a 4th degree polynomial.
power of p + power of q = degree of polynomial
2 + 2 = degree of polynomial
Degree of polynomial is depend on its power, Here it is ( 2 + 2 ) hence it is a 4th degree polynomial.
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isn't it ?
sorry , degree is 4 .
height power of expression = degree of expression
here , - p²q² degree is 2 + 2 = 4
is it clear
but p and q are different
so how we can add 2 and 2 ?
When a polynomial has more than one variable, Terms are separated by + or - signs
done
thanks to all
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Hola!!!
HERE IS THE ANSWER
➡The degree of the expression is 2 as we know the highest power is the degree of the given polynomial.
Hope it helps to you.
HERE IS THE ANSWER
➡The degree of the expression is 2 as we know the highest power is the degree of the given polynomial.
Hope it helps to you.
degree is 3
Guruji..y it cant be 4. because in p^2q^2, p has an exponent of 2 and q has an exponent of 2.So, 2 + 2 = 4.
yes , degree is 4
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