Math, asked by chetansing25, 6 months ago

( x^2+y+3 ) is a polynomial in one variable.

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Answered by ANUSHKA0608

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I hope it helps...

Step-by-step explanation:

(x^2+y+3) is not a polynomial of one variable.

It has two variables, x and y.

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