How to Find the Nth Degree of Polynomial Functions

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    • 1). Write down the equation. For example the polynomial equation may be:

      X^4 + 2x^3 + 5x^2 + 4x + 6

    • 2). Put a ring around the highest power within the polynomial. Following the example, the highest power within the equation is 4.

    • 3). Write down the order of the polynomial. The order is the the number which has been ringed. Following the example, the order of the polynomial is 4.

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