Question
Determine the degree of the following polynomials.
$y^2\left(y-y^3\right)$
$y^2\left(y-y^3\right)$
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Answer
$y^2\left(y-y^3\right)=y^y-y^5$
Here, the highest power of $y$ is $5$ . So, the degree of the polynomial is $5 .$
Here, the highest power of $y$ is $5$ . So, the degree of the polynomial is $5 .$
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