Is either of these a polynomial? 2 + s X^2−√x+2

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5 0

Hello there,

2 + s is a polynominal because it obeys at the rules.

However x^2 - square root of x + 2 isn't a polynominal because the variable is inside a radical for the square root.

Hope this helps !

Photon

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