Mathematics, 28.10.2020 22:10, cesarcastellan9

Kay drops a ball from 5 feet. The height of Kay’s ball can be represented by -16t+5 after t seconds. At the same time, Sam throws a ball upward. The height of Sam’s ball can be represented by-16t^2+24t+3 after t seconds. The difference in height represented by the polynomials is an example of the?
A. Closure Property
B. Additive Property
C. Distributive Property
D. Commutative Property

Because the?
A. Term
B. Variable
C. Exponents
D. Coefficients
Are integers and the difference is a(n)?
A. binomials
B. trinomial
C. expression
D. polynomial

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