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Miracle Brock
Mathematics
12 September, 15:38
As a monomial, the number 3 has what degree?
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Arely Goodman
12 September, 16:01
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The number "3" alone has the degree of 0.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because when looking at algebraic expression, we look at the exponent of the highest variable. In this case there isn't one. This is the same
as saying a degree of 0, because a variable to the power of zero (unless it has the value of 0) is 1.
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