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Chapter 5: Q.345. (page 558)

Determine the type of polynomial.

y2+6y3+9y4

Short Answer

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The polynomial is a polynomial.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information.

The given polynomial isy2+6y3+9y4.

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Step 2. Determine the type of polynomial.

A monomial, or two or more algebraic terms combined by addition or subtraction is a polynomial.

The given polynomial y2+6y3+9y4is a polynomial.

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Step 3. Simplified answer.

Hence, the polynomial is a polynomial.

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