Find the degree of the polynomial.

(5x^4 y^5) (4x^3 y^2) - 4y

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A 9
B 18
C 5
D 14

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Answer: D. 14

The polynomials in the question are under the multiplication so the degree should be added. Degree of the first polynomial is 9 and the second term is 5 . Therefore the degree is 14

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