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Nicole B.

asked • 04/20/17

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What is the coefficient of -mn^5 I have the coefficient of -1 but cant figure the degree

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Kenneth S. answered • 04/20/17

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This term is of degree six, if both m and n are variables. (Degree of m is 1, degree of n is 5, degree of this monomial is m+n.)

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Maiia B. answered • 04/20/17

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The coefficient is -1.

The degree of m is 1.

The degree of n is 5.

The degree of -mn^5 is 1+5 = 6.

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