Math, asked by deyk22451, 16 days ago

In the following algebraic expressions, which are polynomials in one variable, which
polynomials in two variables and which are not polynomials. Let us write them
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(i) x2 + 3x + 2 (ii) x2 + y2 + a² (iii) y2 – 4ax (iv) x+y+2 (v) x + y + xºyº
5
(vi)x+x
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I NNED PROPER solution

Answers

Answered by aradhyakumar2008
0

Answer:

Answer is equation 1 and 6

1st equation=x2 + 3x + 2

it is linear equation in one variable as it only contains one variable x

and equation can be written as

p(x)=x2 + 3x + 2

2nd equation=x+x

it is linear equation in one variable as it only contains one variable x

and equation can be written as

p(x)=x+x

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by parwatirawat055
1

Answer:

(i)3x

2

−2x+5 Polynomial is one variable

Here x is the only variable.

(ii)x

2

+

2

Polynomial is one variable

Here x is the only variable.

(iii)p

2

−3p+q Polynomial with two variables.

Here p&q are variables.

(iv)y+

y

2

Not a polynomial

∵y is having −ve power in second term.

(v)5

x

+x

5

Not a polynomial

∵x is having fractional power in first term.

(vi)x

100

+y

100

Polynomial with two variables.

Here x&y are variables.

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