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What is the degree of polynomial x+x^2+x^3/x​

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Answered by srushti1612
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3 is the degree of the polynomial.


chacko9: Thanks sorry for asking but would it not be 0 as it is divided by x
srushti1612: no
chacko9: okay thanks
srushti1612: it won't get divided as we have cannot add the equation
chacko9: Thanks that makes sense
Answered by Arjunsharma365
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Examples of polynomials and its degree:

1. For polynomial 2x2 - 3x5 + 5x6.

We observe that the above polynomial has three terms. Here the first term is 2x2, the second term is -3x5 and the third term is 5x6.

Now we will determine the exponent of each term.

(i) the exponent of the first term 2x2 = 2

(ii) the exponent of the second term 3x5 = 5

(iii) the exponent of the third term 5x6 = 6

Since, the greatest exponent is 6, the degree of 2x2 - 3x5 + 5x6 is also 6.

Therefore, the degree of the polynomial 2x2 - 3x5 + 5x6 = 6.

this is just an example u can solve it now☺


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