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Why is the polynomial, 4x^2y + 5xy classified as a 3rd degree binomial?

Why is the polynomial, 4x^2y + 5xy classified as a 3rd degree binomial?
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Why is the polynomial, 4x^2y + 5xy classified as a 3rd degree binomial?

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The polynomial has two terms. The exponent of the first term is two. The exponent of the second term would be 1 because 5xy^1 is equal to 5xy.
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