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Question Number 188822 by sciencestudentW last updated on 07/Mar/23
is it a polynomial?  p(x)=2x^2 +4x^x −10
isitapolynomial?p(x)=2x2+4xx10
Commented by mr W last updated on 07/Mar/23
you seem not to have read the  definition of polynomial.
youseemnottohavereadthedefinitionofpolynomial.
Commented by mr W last updated on 07/Mar/23
Commented by sciencestudentW last updated on 07/Mar/23
thanks sir
thankssir
Answered by a.lgnaoui last updated on 07/Mar/23
No;  p(x) is in format:  (ax^n +b)+x^x     (a=n=2)  first terme 2x^2 +4x−10 is   polynominal  but the second terme  is not   wuih aplication of addition  polynomes:  Sum,produit [of 2 or more polynomes] is  a polynome  so;  Expression like yours  show that is not polynome  because the (exposant of x^x )  must be  terme ∈Q)  x^x =1.x^x (x non defini)  exposant x:must be:  =m(m∈Z)   or= ((p/q))(with p,q∈Z)  ax^n :    name:Monome  ax^n +bx^m or(ax^n +p): binome  as (binome of Newton).  ax^n +bx^m +cx^p +d(poynome  (nb  termes>=3)(n ,m ,p∈Z)
No;p(x)isinformat:(axn+b)+xx(a=n=2)firstterme2x2+4x10ispolynominalbutthesecondtermeisnotwuihaplicationofadditionpolynomes:Sum,produit[of2ormorepolynomes]isapolynomeso;Expressionlikeyoursshowthatisnotpolynomebecausethe(exposantofxx)mustbetermeQ)xx=1.xx(xnondefini)exposantx:mustbe:=m(mZ)or=(pq)(withp,qZ)axn:name:Monomeaxn+bxmor(axn+p):binomeas(binomeofNewton).axn+bxm+cxp+d(poynome(nbtermes>=3)(n,m,pZ)
Commented by sciencestudentW last updated on 07/Mar/23
that′s great thanks sir
thatsgreatthankssir
Commented by mr W last updated on 07/Mar/23
wrong!  x^(p/q)  is not polynomial for p,q ∈Z  2x^(2/3) +3x^2 +4 is not polynomial.
wrong!xpqisnotpolynomialforp,qZ2x23+3x2+4isnotpolynomial.
Commented by a.lgnaoui last updated on 07/Mar/23
but in some expression they  considered[them as polynome  so   polynome[is only for   exposants with termes[digits(0,+1,+2,+3,.....)   thanks for distinction.
butinsomeexpressiontheyconsidered[themaspolynomesopolynome[isonlyforexposantswithtermes[digits(0,+1,+2,+3,..)thanksfordistinction.
Commented by mr W last updated on 08/Mar/23
yes, only positive integer power of  variables.
yes,onlypositiveintegerpowerofvariables.

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