SOLUTION: I need to match the following. The notes the teacher gave me is confusing and I everytime I try to anser the question it is wrong. I was hoping someone could help explain the follo

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Question 17366: I need to match the following. The notes the teacher gave me is confusing and I everytime I try to anser the question it is wrong. I was hoping someone could help explain the following definations to me. Even a little help will help me a lot. Thank you.
__1. trinomial
__2. quintic monomial
__3. quartic binomial
__4. cubic polynomial
__5. the square of a cubic polynomial
I have to match them with these
a.(x^3+1)^2
b.x^4-2x^3
c.x^2+2x+1
d.pix^5
e.x^3+3x^2+3x+1
Found 2 solutions by Earlsdon, 22:
Answer by Earlsdon(6294) About Me  (Show Source):
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Trinomial (3)...An expression having three terms.
Quintic (5)monomial (1)...An expresion having a single term (monomial) raised to the 5th (quintic) power.
Quartic (4) binomial (2) ... an expression having two terms (binomial) in which the highest power is 4 (quartic).
Cubic (3) polynomial (many terms)...an expression having more than one term (polynomial) in which the highest power is 3 (cubic).

The square (2) of a cubic (3) polynomial (many terms)...The square of an expression having more than one term (polynomial) in which the highest power is 3 (cubic).
This will, hopefully, help you sort things out.

Answer by 22(3) About Me  (Show Source):
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The answer is 8384.by 22.
Trinomial (3)...An expression having three terms.
Quintic (5)monomial (1)...An expresion having a single term (monomial) raised to the 5th (quintic) power.
Quartic (4) binomial (2) ... an expression having two terms (binomial) in which the highest power is 4 (quartic).
Cubic (3) polynomial (many terms)...an expression having more than one term (polynomial) in which the highest power is 3 (cubic).
The square (2) of a cubic (3) polynomial (many terms)...The square of an expression having more than one term (polynomial) in which the highest power is 3 (cubic).
This will, hopefully, help you sort things out.