Math, asked by yadav2vky, 5 months ago

y+3/y is a polynomial or not ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer: No it is not a polynomial.

Explanation: The power of y in the second term is -1. Thus it is not a polynomial.

Answered by srivastavaprashansa3
1

Answer=We know that a polynomial is a mathematical expression consisting of a sum of terms, each term including a variable or variables raised to a power (usually positive whole number) and multiplied by a coefficient.  

The simplest polynomials have one variable.  

A one-variable polynomial of degree n has the following form:

a  

n

​  

x  

n

+a  

n−1

​  

x  

n−1

+...+a  

2

​  

x  

2

+a  

1

​  

x  

1

+a

where, the a's represent the coefficients and x represents the variable.

 

Now, in the expression  

y

5x  

4

+7x  

2

y  

2

−8

​  

, it is clear that the variable y is in the denominator which means that the exponent of the variable y will become −1 when it will be expressed as a numerator and we know that −1 is a negative number, so the expression is not a polynomial.  

Hence, is not a polynomial

y

5x  

4

+7x  

2

y  

2

− 8

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