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Answered by nandanaMK
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Answer:

(i) cubic

(ii) cubic

(iii) linear

(iv) quadratic

(v) constant

(vi) linear

(vii) cubic

(viii) quadratic

(ix) quadratic

(x) linear

Answered by Anonymous
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\sf 2-x^{2}+x^{3} \implies Cubic

\sf 3x^{3} \implies Cubic

\sf 5t-7 \implies Linear

\sf 4-5y^{2} \implies Quadratic

\sf 3 \implies Constant

\sf 2+x \implies Linear

\sf y^{3}-y \implies Cubic

\sf 1+x+x^{2} \implies Quadratic

\sf t^{2} \implies Quadratic

\sf \sqrt{2} x-1 \implies Linear

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❖ The highest power is 3, hence the degree is 3. Therefore it's cubic.

❖ The highest power is 3, hence the degree is 3. Therefore it's cubic.

❖ The highest power is 1, hence the degree is 1. Therefore it's linear.

❖ The highest power is 2, hence the degree is 2. Therefore it's quadratic.

❖ This has a fixed value ie. 3. Therefore it's constant.

❖ The highest power is 1, hence the degree is 1. Therefore it's linear.

❖ The highest power is 3, hence the degree is 3. Therefore it's cubic.

❖ The highest power is 2, hence the degree is 2. Therefore it's quadratic.

❖ The highest power is 2, hence the degree is 2. Therefore it's quadratic.

❖ The highest power is 1, hence the degree is 1. Therefore it's linear.

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✔ What is a constant?

A constant term is a term in an algebraic expression that has a value that is constant or cannot change, because it does not contain any modifiable variables. Eg. 4 is a constant variable.

✔ What is a quadratic expression?

A quadratic expression is an expression whose power or degree is two. Eg. x² + 1

✔ What is a cubic expression?

A cubic expression is an expression whose power or degree is three. Eg. x³ + 1

✔ What is a linear expression?

A linear expression is an expression who has the highest power of each variable as one. Eg. y = 2x + 1

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