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is 2x^2 +3 -5/x a polynomial

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Answered by poonianaresh78p3767p
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Step-by-step explanation:

YES IT IS A POLYNOMIAL

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Answered by dheerajk1912
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Given:

\mathbf{Expression\ P(x)= 2x^{2}+3-\dfrac{5}{x}}

To Find:

Is above expression polynomial ?

Solution:

Again write the given expression:

\mathbf{Expression\ P(x)= 2x^{2}+3-\dfrac{5}{x}}

Above can also be written as:

\mathbf{Expression\ P(x)= 2x^{2}+3x^{0}-5x^{-1}}

We see first term 2x²:

Exponent of variable = +2

We see second term \mathbf{3x^{0}}:

Exponent of variable = 0

We see third term \mathbf{5x^{-1}}:

Exponent of variable = -1

Condition of expression to be polynomial is that every exponent of variable should to be positive:

Here we see that exponent of third term is negative:

So given expression is not polynomial.

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