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8090 [49]
3 years ago
14

ALGEBRA 1

Mathematics
1 answer:
lukranit [14]3 years ago
5 0

The main thing about a polynomial is it's the sum of terms, each a constant coefficient times whole number power (0, 1, 2, 3, ...) of the variable.

A. 35x² is a polynomial; the power 2 is a whole number.  There's only one term so not really the sum of terms, but one's enough.  

B. 4x + x \sqrt{-1} = (4+i)x

That's a perfectly good polynomial but you might not have gotten to it in algebra I yet.  The square root of negative 1 is abbreviated <em>i</em> and when we add it to the set of real numbers we get complex numbers.    It has a complex coefficient 4+i but that's OK in a polynomial.

If you haven't gotten to complex numbers yet you might be expected to answer no to this one.  I don't know.

C.  7x^7 - x^{-5}

The negative exponent means this isn't a polynomial.

D. x/5 + 2

That's fine, just another way of writing

\frac 1 5 x + 2

which is a perfectly ok polynomial.

Answer: A B D

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