SOLUTION: Can a constant be considered a polynomial? Why?
No, because there is only a single term.
No, because there is no variable 'x'.
Yes, because cx0 = c(1) = c (a constant).
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No, because there is only a single term.
No, because there is no variable 'x'.
Yes, because cx0 = c(1) = c (a constant).
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Question 148892: Can a constant be considered a polynomial? Why?
No, because there is only a single term.
No, because there is no variable 'x'.
Yes, because cx0 = c(1) = c (a constant).
Yes, because c1 = c Answer by Edwin McCravy(20065) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Can a constant be considered a polynomial? Why?
No, because there is only a single term.
No, because there is no variable 'x'.
Yes, because (a constant).
Yes, because
1.
is a polynomial, for it is understood as:
2.
is a polynomial, for it is understood as:
3.
is a polynomial, for it is understood as:
Correct answer: Yes, because (a constant).
It is a polynomial of degree 0.
Edwin
