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What is a third-degree binomial?
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What is a third-degree binomial?

What is a third-degree binomial?-example-1
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Answer:

  • B and D

Explanation:

  • Binomial = 2 terms in the expression
  • Third degree = highest added degree of variables in one term

(A) It has 3 terms and highest degree of 4. It is trinomial of degree 4.

  • No

(B) It has 2 terms and highest degree of 3. It is binomial of degree 3.

  • Yes

(C) It has 2 terms and highest degree of 7. It is binomial of degree 7.

  • No

(D) It has 2 terms and highest degree of 3. It is binomial of degree 3.

  • Yes
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