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QUESTION 1a

The given function is:


5 {x}^(4) - 8

By number of terms we classify this as a binomial.

By degree, we classify this as a quartic polynomial.

QUESTION 1b)

The given function is:


4 {a}^(2) - 2a - 16

based on number of terms: trinomial

based on degree: quadratic polynomial.

QUESTION 1c

The given function is;


9 {m}^(3)

Using number of terms: monomial

Using degree: cubic polynomial

QUESTION 2a.

Michael's weight:


72 {x}^(5)

Al's weight:


9 {x}^(7)

Ratio:


72 {x}^(5):9 {x}^(7)

QUESTION 1d

We need to simplify the ratio:


72 {x}^(5):9 {x}^(7)

We divide both terms in the ratio by;


9 {x}^(5)

This gives us:


8:{x}^(2)

QUESTION 1e

If the ratios were negative, then the ratio becomes:


72 {x}^( - 5):9 {x}^( - 7)

We divide each term of the ratio by,


9 {x}^( - 7)

This gives us;


8{x}^( 2):1

Yes,that will change the answer.


QUESTION 2a


The given trinomials are;


{x}^( 2)+7x-8

and


2{x}^( 2)-7x+1

The sum of two trinomials is always a trinomial is a false statement.

Question 2b)


We add the two trinomials to get,


3{x}^( 2)-7

This is a binomial.
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