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A cardboard box has length , height and depth (all in cm), as shown. Which polynomial gives its volume?

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  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D

Step-by-Step Solution

. Adding the sides gives a length, not a volume.
Answer: C)

Key idea: Naming polynomials by terms and degree

By number of terms:
- **Monomial**: 1 term (e.g. )
- **Binomial**: 2 terms (e.g. )
- **Trinomial**: 3 terms (e.g. )

By degree:
- **Linear** (degree 1):
- **Quadratic** (degree 2):
- **Cubic** (degree 3):
- **Biquadratic** (degree 4):

A polynomial can fit multiple categories. is both a monomial and a cubic.

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