Question
Write the degree of the polynomial: $4-y^2$
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Answer
Term with the highest power of $\mathrm{y}=-\mathrm{y}^2$
Exponent of y in this term $=2$
$\therefore$ Degree of this polynomial $=2$.
Exponent of y in this term $=2$
$\therefore$ Degree of this polynomial $=2$.
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