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What is the highest degree in x³ - x²y² - y² + 2 ​

What is the highest degree in x³ - x²y² - y² + 2 ​
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The highest degree is the biggest exponent.

The answer is 3.

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Answer: x^3 because it’s cubed and it’s expont is higher than the rest

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