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Can I put Zero polynomial(0) 's variable power as a negative like 0*x^-2 as its power is undefined and if I can how can I call it a polynomial because by definition it is that the polynomial should not have a negative power?

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Yes you can

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Can I put Zero polynomial(0) 's variable power as a negative like 0*x^-2 as its power is undefined and if I can how can I call it a polynomial because by definition it is that the polynomial should not have a negative power?​

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Can I put Zero polynomial(0) 's variable power as a negative like 0*x^-2 as its power is undefined and if I can how can I call it a polynomial because by definition it is that the polynomial should not have a negative power?