Mathematics, 28.05.2020 00:57 mia1518

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What does 8/y + 6 have in common with 8^y + 5?
A. They have the same value
B. Both are binomials
C. Both are trinomials
D. Neither is a polynomial

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What does 8/y + 6 have in common with 8^y + 5?
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