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Classify the polynomial 2x^4+6x-3 by number of terms. A.binomial B.cubic C.trinomial D.constant
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Classify the polynomial 2x^4+6x-3 by number of terms.
A.binomial
B.cubic
C.trinomial
D.constant
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trinomial
2x^4 = one term
6x = one term
-3= one term
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