how is " y^2 + root 2 " a polynomial in one variable. Explained answer.
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since the polynomial y2+√2 has only one variable i.e. y
therefore, it is a polynomial in one variable .
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since the polynomial y2+√2 has only one variable i.e. y
therefore, it is a polynomial in one variable .
hope it helps☺️☺️
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but root 2 can be written as 2 ^ 1/2. And any number with not a power as whole number is not a polynommial
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Because it is an algebraic expression with variable 'y'. and the variable have none negative integral power. hence it is a polynomial with degree2 said to be a "quadratic polynomial"
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hope it helps u allot
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root 2 can be written as 2 ^ 1/2. And any number with not a power as whole number is not a polynommial
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when variables only have non negative integral powers but numericals can have
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