[Elvir]

Ok I have to do this chart that includes the below..and i have to include # of terms, identified by terms, # of degrees, identified by degrees...I'll offer anyone a rsbotsnet cooking auth/and fisher recently my acc got banned that i botted and i quit the game 1 week ago close to 2 now moved out of the game phase. thanks

x^3
x^3-2x+4
x^3+2x^2
-6x^2+1
-5

I have to use this...to figure of # of Terms, Identified by terms, # of degrees, Identified by degrees.

for # of terms
1
2
3

for identified by terms

Monomial
binomial
trinomial

For # of degrees

0,1,2,3

identified by degrees

cubic,quadratic,linear, or constant

[Slingshot377]

1. monomial cubic - 1 term, highest degree is 3
2. trinomial cubic - 3 terms, highest degree is 3
3. binomial cubic - 2 terms, highest degree is 3
4. binomial quadratic - 2 terms, highest degree is 2
5. monomial linear - 1 term, highest degree is 1

Only + and - signs can separate terms, so that tells you what type of expression it is (monomial = 1 term, binomial = 2 terms, etc). Highest exponent in the expression will tell you the type of curve it is (^1 = linear, ^2 = quadratic, etc).

Feel free to PM me the auth code.


EDIT: I haven't seen constant before, but the last equation is probably that. Technically it is linear as well (y = -5 is a linear line), but since y will ALWAYS equal -5 I guess it is constant. I've always referred to that as linear though.

[Elvir]

Alright I'll pm it to you thanks a lot man couldn't of done it without you

[Slingshot377]

No problem, this stuff is really simple. Solving systems gets a little more complicated though, but this was just identifying expressions.

[Elvir]

Yeh I understand it now a bit though I get confused on the numbers like ^3 or any number to the power.. anyways i sent you the codes.

[Dan]

Originally Posted by Slingshot377

EDIT: I haven't seen constant before, but the last equation is probably that. Technically it is linear as well (y = -5 is a linear line), but since y will ALWAYS equal -5 I guess it is constant. I've always referred to that as linear though.

linear is first degree (Y = ax+c). Constant has no degree (just Y = c).

Also lol @ "linear line".