Illustrating Polynomial Functions

What is the numerical coefficient of the leading term P(x)= -2x³+6x-4+x⁴-x²?

• a. -2

• b. 1

• c. 3

• d. 4

2. What is the leading term of a polynomial function P(x)=6x+4x²+-9+3x³?

• a. 6x

• b. 3x

• c. 3x³

• d. 4x²

What is the constant term of a polynomial function

f(x)= x⁴+4x³-x²-16x-4?

• a. 4

• b. 1

• c.-1

• d. -4

4. What is the degree of a polynomial function

f(x)= 4x³-16x-4+x⁴-x²

• a.1

• b. 2

• c. 3

• d.4

5. Which expression is not a polynomial function?

• a.1- 16x²

• b.-4x^-100+ 4x¹⁰⁰

• c.-2014x

• d.π

Which polynomial function is written in standard form?

• a. f(x)= 4x³-16x-4+x⁴-x²

• b. f(x)= 4x³-16x-4+x⁴-x²

• c. f(x)= x⁴+4x³-16x-4-x²

• d. f(x)= x⁴+4x³-x²-16x-4

The term with the highest exponent is called

• a. Leading Term

• b. Leading Coefficient

• c. Degree

• d. Constant

The numerical coefficient of the leading term is called

• a. Leading Term

• b. Leading Coefficient

• c. Degree

• d. Constant

The highest exponent of a polynomial function is called

• a. Leading term

• b. Leading Coefficient

• c. Degree

• d. Constant

A term without variable is called

• a. Leading term

• b. Leading Coefficient

• c. Degree

• d. Constant