Math, asked by abinchacko, 7 months ago

is x+1/x a polynomial in one variable

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Answered by singhanita9822

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Answer:

No. It is not a polynomial because x-1/x can be written as x - x⁻¹ and polynomials cannot have negative powers on the variables

Answered by priyarock98894

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Answer:

binomial

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