The degree of the polynomial
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2 x2-3x + 1 is a
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sinA=msinB⟶(1)
tanA=ntanB
cosA
sinA
=n
cosB
sinB
⟶(2)
Substituting sinB from equation 1, we get
⟹cosB=
m
n
cosA⟶(3)
sin
2
A=m
2
sin
2
B
1−cos
2
A=m
2
(1−cos
2
B)
Substituting equation 3, we get
1−cos
2
A=m
2
(1−
m
2
n
2
cos
2
A),
cos
2
A=
n
2
−1
m
2
−1
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The degree of a polynomial \sqrt2 x^2-3x+12x2−3x+1 is 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Polynomial \sqrt2 x^2-3x+12x2−3x+1
To find : The degree of a polynomial ?
Solution :
The degree of a polynomial is defined as the degree of an individual term of a polynomial is the exponent of its variable.
Degree of individual term,
\sqrt2 x^22x2 degree is 2.
3x degree is 1.
1 degree is 0.
The highest degree is the required degree.
The degree of a polynomial \sqrt2 x^2-3x+12x2−3x+1 is 2.
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