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Example Question #63 : Variables
Rewrite the polynomial in standard form:
The degree of a term of a polynomial with one variable is the exponent of that variable. The terms of a polynomial in standard form are written in descending order of degree. Therefore, we rearrange the terms by their exponent, from 5 down to 0, noting that we can rewrite the and constant terms with exponents 1 and 0, respectively:
Example Question #2 : Variables And Exponents
Simplify:
Example Question #61 : Variables
Assume that . Simplify:
Example Question #1 : How To Add Exponential Variables
If , simplify:
Example Question #62 : Variables
If , simplify:
Example Question #63 : Variables
Define
What is ?
Substitute for
in the definition:
Example Question #64 : Variables
Add:
Example Question #65 : Variables
Simplify:
We can expand the first term using FOIL:
Reorder the expression to group like-terms together.
Simplify by combining like-terms.
Example Question #9 : Variables And Exponents
Simplify:
Expand each term by using FOIL:
Rearrange to group like-terms together.
Simplify by combining like-terms.
Example Question #10 : Variables And Exponents
Simplify:
The expression can not be simplified further
Start by reordering the expression to group like-terms together.
Combine like-terms to simplify.
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