Name the following polynomial:4x^(2)+8n+16

a 2nd degree trinomial

Step-by-step explanation:

First, this polynomial has 3 terms which are 4x^2, 8n, and 16.  This makes this polynomial a trinomial.

Second, the highest degree in this polynomial is a degree of 2 because of the term 4x^2.  This makes this polynomial a 2nd degree polynomial.

Lastly, when you put all of this together you get a 2nd degree trinomial.

-28b+16c

Step-by-step explanation: -4 * 7b= -28b

-4 * -4c= 16c