The polynomial P(x)=-2^2+x^6-4x+1 has what order? Pls help!!!

Herbie asked Jul 11, 2023

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Herbie asked Jul 11, 2023

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Answer:

A (6)

Explanation:

first, let's rearrange the polynomial (just to make it more clear)

P(x)=-2^2+x^6-4x+1

p(x) =
x^6-4x-4+1

the highest exponent here is 6, meaning that the correct option is A (6)

hope this helps!

Mateus Silva answered Jul 15, 2023

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