Worksheet Polynomials & Like Terms. Also figure out the terms of the polynomials find the like and unlike terms identify the leading coefficient with. 2/(x+2) is not, because dividing by a variable is not allowed 1/x is not either √x is not, because the exponent is ½ (see fractional exponents);
(yes, 5 is a polynomial, one term is allowed, and it can be just a constant!) these are not polynomials. It lines up the polynomials in a vertical form to make the combining of terms easy to see. Also figure out the terms of the polynomials find the like and unlike terms identify the leading coefficient with.
It lines up the polynomials in a vertical form to make the combining of terms easy to see.
Also figure out the terms of the polynomials find the like and unlike terms identify the leading coefficient with. Two like math terms have the same variables. Ex 1) subtract the following using algetiles: What is the coefficient of this term with degree 3?
