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(1) A constant is a polynomial of degree_.​

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Answered by snehavajale
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The degree of the constant polynomial is Zero.

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A polynomial that, when evaluated over each in the domain of definition , results in the same value is known as constant polynomial. The degree of a polynomial is the highest power which is present in it.

Answered by lovelydovely75
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Constant Polynomial. A polynomial having its highest degree zero is called a constant polynomial. It has no variables, only constants. For example: f(x) = 6, g(x) = -22 , h(y) = 5/2 etc are constant polynomials. In general f(x) = c is a constant polynomial.

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