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what is the degree of a liner polynomial​

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Answered by s42shivraj8c
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A linear polynomial is a polynomial of degree one, i.e., the highest exponent of the variable is one, defined by an equation of the form: p(x): ax + b, a≠0.

Answered by ItzCuteEsra
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A linear polynomial is a polynomial of degree one, i.e., the highest exponent of the variable is one, defined by an equation of the form: p(x): ax + b, a≠0.

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