Composition of polynomials. Let f be an nth-degree

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Problem 62AE

Composition of polynomials. Let ?f be an ?n?th-degree polynomial and let ?g be an ?m?th-degree polynomial. What is the degree of the following polynomials? a.? ?f? • ?f b.? ?f? ?°? ?f c.? ?f? • ?g d.? ?f? ?°? ?g

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Schaum’s College Algebra Fourth Edition – Chapter 2 – Module 1 Fundamental Operations with Algebraic Expressions Term Definition Example Secti on Algebraic expression A combination of ordinary numbers and letters with represent numbers 3a + 4b 2.1 Term Products and quotients of ordinary numbers and letters which represent numbers 3a 2.1

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