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Can someone tell me the degree of g(x) The x and y’s are on the chart. Just explain the 1st difference, the 2nd difference and so on... Please no fake answers that are unrelated to this topic
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Can someone tell me the degree of g(x)

The x and y’s are on the chart. Just explain the 1st difference, the 2nd difference and so on...

Please no fake answers that are unrelated to this topic

Can someone tell me the degree of g(x) The x and y’s are on the chart. Just explain-example-1
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the degree of g(x) is 3:


g(x) = {x}^(3) - 4

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