Question 8 • FL-1200700-Mathematics for College Algebra MIS
A monomial is a perfect square when its coefficient is a perfect-square number and every variable has an even exponent. In 9x⁸, 25x¹², and 36x¹⁶, the coefficients are perfect squares and the exponents are even. The other monomials have coefficients 6 or 17, which are not perfect squares.
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