To match the polynomials with their degree and number of terms, let's analyze each polynomial given:
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-4x² + 11
- Degree: 2 (the highest power of x is 2)
- Number of terms: 2 (terms are -4x² and 11)
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x⁵ + 3x² + 12x - 11
- Degree: 5 (the highest power of x is 5)
- Number of terms: 4 (terms are x⁵, 3x², 12x, and -11)
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x⁴ + 8x³ - 2x² + 8x
- Degree: 4 (the highest power of x is 4)
- Number of terms: 4 (terms are x⁴, 8x³, -2x², and 8x)
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-5
- Degree: 0 (a constant has a degree of 0)
- Number of terms: 1 (only one term, which is -5)
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6x³
- Degree: 3 (the highest power of x is 3)
- Number of terms: 1 (only one term, which is 6x³)
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x¹² - 3x + 5
- Degree: 12 (the highest power of x is 12)
- Number of terms: 3 (terms are x¹², -3x, and 5)
Now, let's summarize this information:
- -4x² + 11: Degree 2, 2 terms
- x⁵ + 3x² + 12x - 11: Degree 5, 4 terms
- x⁴ + 8x³ - 2x² + 8x: Degree 4, 4 terms
- -5: Degree 0, 1 term
- 6x³: Degree 3, 1 term
- x¹² - 3x + 5: Degree 12, 3 terms
Now you can use this information to input the correct responses for degree and number of terms as needed. If you have options, match accordingly as explained above!