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A quadratic monomial with a leading coefficient of 6

A linear binomial with a leading coefficient of 2

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Given:

A quadratic monomial with a leading coefficient of 6.

A linear binomial with a leading coefficient of 2.

To find:

The mathematical terms for the given statements.

Solution:

Monomial: The expression with single term.

Binomial: The expression with two terms.

Quadratic: Highest power of the variable is 2.

Linear: Highest power of the variable is 1.

Coefficient: In the product of a number and a variable, the number is known as the coefficient of that variable.

The first statement is "A quadratic monomial with a leading coefficient of 6".

Quadratic monomial means single term with degree 2. The leading coefficient of 6. So, the term is
6x^2.

The second statement is "A linear binomial with a leading coefficient of 2".

Linear binomial means
ax+b, where a and b are real values. The leading coefficient is 2. So,
a=2.

Let
b=1, then the required linear binomial is
2x+1.

Therefore, a quadratic monomial with a leading coefficient of 6 is
6x^2.

A linear binomial with a leading coefficient of 2 is
2x+1.

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