why√x+3is not a polynomial?
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Step-by-step explanation:
Polynomial is the term given to an expression which has coefficients as well as variables with powers having a non-negative integral value or we can say natural number.
Here, we have 3√x
3√x = 3*x^1/2
The power of the variable x here is not an integer so 3√x is not a polynomial
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Step-by-step explanation:
Because the polynomial consists the degree of x as 2 as it had based on ax²+bx+c
Where x degree is 2
So, /X+3 is not @ polynomial.
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