degree of a term (Meaning)
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degree of a term (n)
the sum of the exponents of the variables in the term
Synonyms & Antonyms of degree of a term
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degree of a term Sentence Examples
- The exact degree of the angle measured by the protractor was 45 degrees.
- She pursued a bachelor's degree in computer science at the university.
- The severity of his illness reached such a degree that hospitalization was necessary.
- He earned his master's degree in business administration after years of diligent study.
- The temperature dropped to a frigid 10 degrees below zero during the winter storm.
- Her proficiency in Spanish reached an advanced degree after living in Spain for a year.
- The company implemented a zero-tolerance policy regarding harassment, regardless of the degree of offense.
- The suspect was sentenced to twenty-five years in prison for first-degree murder.
- His enthusiasm for the project was evident to a remarkable degree, inspiring the entire team.
- The artist meticulously measured the exact degree of color saturation for each stroke of the painting.
FAQs About the word degree of a term
the sum of the exponents of the variables in the term
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The exact degree of the angle measured by the protractor was 45 degrees.
She pursued a bachelor's degree in computer science at the university.
The severity of his illness reached such a degree that hospitalization was necessary.
He earned his master's degree in business administration after years of diligent study.
