what is the polynomial of 9x
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Step-by-step explanation:
A polynomial is a combination of terms separated using
+
or
−
signs. Polynomials cannot contain any of the following:
1. Variables raised to a negative or fractional exponent. (
2
x
−
2
,
x
1
2
,
…
).
2. Variables in the denominator. (
1
x
,
1
x
2
,
…
).
3. Variables under a radical. (
√
x
,
3
√
x
,
…
).
4. Special features. (trig functions, absolute values, logarithms,
…
).
Determine if the expression breaks any of the rules.
Does not break any of the rules
Determine if the expression is a polynomial.
Polynomial
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Polynomial 9x is a monomial.
- A polynomial is a sum of products of numbers, variables, and powers of those variables, and is referred to by various names in mathematics.
- We refer to a polynomial as being a monomial when it has precisely one term, and we can use this to further define a monomial and establish whether or not different polynomials are monomials.
- A polynomial with only one term is what we understand to be a monomial. We know that a single term that is a product of numbers, variables, and powers of those variables is a monomial since the terms of a polynomial are products of those three elements.
- This is exactly what is meant by the word 9x. It is a single-term polynomial since it is the product of the number 9 with the variable x. It is therefore a monomial.
Hence, it is a monomial.
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