How do you find the degree of $13 - 4 a b + 5 a^{3} b$ $13-4ab+5a^3b$ ?

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How do you find the degree of $13 - 4 a b + 5 a^{3} b$ $13-4ab+5a^3b$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-05-24T11:26:30

It's degree is 4.

Explanation:

For a polynomial with two variables.
Degree is defined as collective highest power of both variables.

In term $13$ $13$ degree is $0$ $0$ .
,and in term $- 4 a b$ $- 4ab$ degree is $2$ $2$ as $1$ $1$ degree of $a$ $a$ and $1$ $1$ of $b$ $b$ .
,and finally the degree in term $5 a^{3} b$ $5a^3b$ is $3 + 1 = 4$ $3+1=4$ .
Hence the degree of polynomial $5 a^{3} b - 4 a b + 13$ $5a^3b -4ab + 13$ is 4
and its leading co-efficient is 5.

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