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Can someone help on this question I’m not sure if I’m correct
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Can someone help on this question I’m not sure if I’m correct

Can someone help on this question I’m not sure if I’m correct-example-1
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**You are indeed correct, the answer is 4.**

The degree in a polynomial is the highest exponent of a variable in the function/equation. In this case, there is 3 and 4, and 4 is the highest exponent (the degree).
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Answer: Choice A is correct.

The degree is the largest exponent of a single variable polynomial.

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