Afourth degree polynomial that has five terms could have five linear factors. true or false

False. a fourth degree polynomial can have at most 4 linear factors.  for example, this 5 termed polynomial came from four linear factors: comes from how x is multiplied by itself 4 times within the expansion. if you add another linear factor that included an x, it would end up multiplying with x another time, leading to degree 5.

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