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What type of polynomial is: 2a−4b+7c

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Answer:

trinomial

Explanation:

Because 2a−4b+7c has three terms, it's a trinomial.

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Answer:

The polynomial 2a−4b+7c is a trinomial.

Explanation:

Consider the provided information.

Monomial is a polynomial having only one term.

For example: x²

A binomial is a polynomial having two terms.

For example: 8x²-4x

A trinomial is a polynomial having three terms.

For example: y²+5y-29

Now consider the provided polynomial.

The provided polynomial has 3 terms so it is called a trinomial.

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