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Polynomial terms are constants (numbers), variables, or the PRODUCT of a constant (number) and variable. Drag each polynomial into the proper column: Constant Variable Product 13 ? m ? Constant and variable 13m ? Polynomial terms are constants (numbers), variables, or the PRODUCT of a constant (number) and variable. Drag each polynomial into the proper column: Polynomial Term x/3 ? NOT a Polynomial Term 3/x ? Polynomial terms are constants (numbers), variables, or the PRODUCT of a constant (number) and variable. Drag each polynomial into the proper column: Polynomial Term x/3 x2 ? NOT a Polynomial Term 3/x x-2 ? Polynomial terms are constants (numbers), variables, or the PRODUCT of a constant (number) and variable. Drag each polynomial into the proper column: Polynomial Term x/3 x23 ? x2 NOT a Polynomial Term 3/x x-2 x2/3 ? Yes, it's the product of a number and variable Yes, because 14 is greater than 9 No, the variable is raised to a Non-whole power No, the variable is in the denominator Is this a polynomial term? 14x9 WHY? Yes, it's the product of a number and variable Yes, because -4 is less than 3 No, the variable is raised to a Non-whole power No, the variable is in the denominator Is this a polynomial term? -4x3 WHY? Yes, it's the product of a number and variable Yes, because ⅓ is a proper fraction No, the variable is raised to a Non-whole power No, the variable is in the denominator Is this a polynomial term? x⅓ WHY? Yes, it's the product of a number and variable Yes, because 4.9 is less than 5 No, the variable is raised to a Non-whole power 4.9x No, the variable is in the denominator Is this a polynomial term? WHY? Yes, it's the product of a number and variable Yes, because the fraction has a 7 on top No, the variable is x instead of a variable like y No, the variable is in the denominator Is this a polynomial term? 7/x WHY? ⅜ Click ALL POLYNOMIAL TERMSSnitchy says: there are 2 of them x/y xy2z a-2 w 5 13/x Click ALL POLYNOMIAL TERMSPssst, there are three of them x3y .25x 14r-2 76 Click ALL POLYNOMIAL TERMSPssst, there are FOUR of them y/3 14r-2 y777 76 √x 5x3y FINITO |