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Q- * x2+2x=3 is a linear polynomial.

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Answered by adgabdullah2
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Answered by srastiuts018
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Concept Introduction: Linear polynomial

Answer: No, It is not a linear polynomial Equation.

Given that:  x^{2} +2x=3

Step-by-step explanation:

  • A linear polynomial is of the form ax{}+b, Where a and b are constant a{} \neq 0
  • Every linear polynomial equation has exactly one root.
  • In above Given equation is not linear polynomial, It is a Quadratic Polynomial because not follow the ax{}+b, linear polynomial Rule,

                                    → Types of Polynomials,

Linear  Polynomial=ax{}+b,\\Quadratic Polynomial=a x^{2}+bx+c=0\\Cubic Polynomial=ax^{3}+bx^{2}+cx^{}+d=0

Hence, The correct answer of the question is not a linear polynomial it is a quadratic polynomial.

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