Match each polynominal with its degree

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The degree of a polynomial is the largest exponent in it.

In polynomial A, we have inside of it. This simplifies to , making this a 4th degree polynomial, because 4 is the largest exponent there.

For polynomial B, the highest exponent we see is the 2 in 3x², so this is a second degree polynomial.

For polynomial C, there are no visible exponents, so it is a first degree polynomial, as all of the numbers are raised to the first power.

In polynomial D, we see that the largest exponent is 3, making it a 3rd degree polynomial.

So, here are your answers!

Degree 1- C

Degree 2-B

Degree 3-D

Degree 4-A

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