Question

Match each term with the part of the expression 9m4−12m−6−12 it best describes. All terms will be used ONLY once.

Answer 1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

-12=constant [# doesn't change]

4=degree [exponent]

-6m= term [variable or 3]

9=coefficient [first #]

Answer 2

• The degree of the polynomial is 9
• The constant term is -12
• The equation also contains four terms
• The correct match for the coefficient is 9

The given equation is a polynomial function of degree 4. It is expressed as:

9m^4−12m−6m−12

From the equation, the following are true:

• The degree of the polynomial is 9

• The constant s term is the term not attached to a variable. Hence the coefficient is -12

• The equation also contains four terms
• The coefficients are 9, -12 and -6. Hence the correct match for the coefficient is 9

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