SOLUTION: Can a polynomial have a degree of zero and be graphed?

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Question 955057: Can a polynomial have a degree of zero and be graphed?
Answer by Fombitz(32388) About Me  (Show Source):
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Yes, because y=ax%5E0%2Bb=a%2Bb
So the graph is a constant y value (horizontal line).
Example, if a=2 and b=0, then y=2%2B0=2
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