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    Polynomial Definition | Degree of a Polynomial | Types of Polynomials | Polynomial Concept

    Polynomial Basic Concepts | Types of polynomials | Algebraic Expressions

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    By sivaalluri on November 19, 2018 Algebra

    In this article brief about basic concepts of Polynomial Expressions. Polynomial definition, examples of polynomials, Degree of polynomials, types of polynomials according to its terms and according to degree

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    • Polynomial Definition | Degree of a Polynomial | Types of Polynomials
      • Polynomial definition
        • Examples for polynomials:
        • How to find the polynomial
      • Degree of polynomial:
      • Types of polynomials according to the number of terms (Algebraic expressions)
        • Monomial
        • Binomial:
        • Trinomial:
        • Multinomials:
      • Types of polynomials according to degree
        • Constant Polynomials
        • Liner Polynomial
        • Quadratic Polynomial
        • Cubic Polynomial
        • Bi-quadratic polynomial or Quartic polynomial

    Polynomial Definition | Degree of a Polynomial | Types of Polynomials

    In algebra, we deal with two types of symbols namely constants and variables

    Constants – A symbol having a fixed numerical is called a constant.

    Example: 5, -8, 5/6,   . . . .  etc

    Variables – A symbol which takes various numerical values a variable

    Example:

    1. a, b, c , x, y, z ….. are variables.

    2. We know that the perimeter of the circle of radius “ r” is given by P = 2πr. Here “2” and ”π” are constants and r and P are variables

    Polynomial definition

    A combination of constants and variables, connected by  ‘  + , – , x &  ÷ (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) is known as an algebraic expression.

    An algebraic expression in which the variables involves have only non-negative integral powers, is called polynomial

    Examples for polynomials:

      • x
      • 20
      • x – 5
      • a2 + ab2 +25
      • x3 + 2x2 +10
      • 3x2 + 3xy + 4y2 + 15
      • 3xyz2 – 3x + 10z + 0.5

    How to find the polynomial

    Ex – 1: 20

    Here, “20” is just a constant and also has only one term, so it can be called a polynomial

    Ex – 2: is also a polynomial because it is a constant (= 2.2360…etc)

    Ex – 3: √y  is not a polynomial because the exponent of the variable is “½”

    Note: Exponents of variables in a polynomial allowed only 0, 1, 2, 3, … etc

    Ex – 4: 4a-5 is not a polynomial because the exponent is “-5”

    Ex – 5:   \frac{5}{a + 2}   is not a polynomial

    Note: A polynomial never division by a variable

    Ex-6 :  \frac{5a + 2b + a^2}{8}   is a polynomial

    Note: A polynomial can be divided by a constant  but never division by a variable

    Degree of polynomial:

    In a polynomial, the largest exponent value of any given variable is the degree of that polynomial.

    The degree of a term is the sum of the exponents of its variable factors, and the degree of the polynomial is the largest degree of its variable term.

    Ex – 1 : 3x3 + 3z2 – 10z + 0.5

    The terms of above polynomial are 3x3, 3z2 , 10z , 0.5

    The coefficient of 3x3 is 3

    The coefficient of 3z2 is 2

    The coefficient of -10z is 1

    The Degree of the above polynomial is 3 

    Ex – 2 : 8

    In the above example contains the constant number 8 and it can be written as 8x0

    The degree of a polynomial is zero

    Note:

    1. By adding or multiplying polynomials, you also get a polynomial.
    2. While writing a polynomial in a standard form, put the terms with the highest degree first.

    Types of polynomials according to the number of terms (Algebraic expressions)

    Monomial

    An algebraic expression containing only one term is called a monomial

    Ex ; 7,  8x ,  \frac{5a^2 + b}{4}   , x5

    Here, all algebraic expressions containing one term

    Binomial:

    An algebraic expression containing two-term is called a binomial

    Ex ; 7 +x ,  8x2 +y, 8a2 + 2ab , 25a – b2 ,  . . . .  etc

    Here, all algebraic expressions containing two terms

    Trinomial:

    An algebraic expression containing three-term is called a trinomial

    Ex ; y2 +x -7 ,  8x2 +y2+2xy, 8a2 + 2ab+25 , 25a2 – b2+ab ,  . . . .  etc

    Here, all algebraic expressions containing three terms

    Multinomials:

    An algebraic expression containing more than three terms is called a multinomial

    Ex ; y2+xy -x – 10 ,  8x2 +y2+2xy+x2y+12, 8a2 + 2ab+25 , 25a – b2+ab ,  . . . .  etc

    Here, all algebraic expressions containing more than three terms

    Types of polynomials according to degree

    Constant Polynomials

    A polynomial having one term consisting of a constant only is called a constant polynomials

    Ex ; 8 , √2 , 35 , . . .   etc

    Liner Polynomial

    In a polynomial, the largest exponent value of any variable is one; then it is called a linear polynomial

    Ex: a + b, x + 25 , y + x + 25 . . . .  etc

    Quadratic Polynomial

    In a polynomial, the largest exponent value of any given variable is two; then it is called a Quadratic polynomial

    Ex: a2 + b, x + y2 + 9 , y2 + xy + 8 . . . .  etc

    Cubic Polynomial

    In a polynomial, the largest exponent value of any given variable is three; then, it is called a cubic polynomial

    Ex: a3 + b, x3+ y2 + 9 , y3 + xy + 8 . . . .  etc

    Bi-quadratic polynomial or Quartic polynomial

    In a polynomial, the largest exponent value of any given variable is four; then, it is called a Quartic polynomial

    Ex: a4 + b3 + 2ab, x4 + y2 + 9 , 5y2 + x2y + 24 . . . .  etc

    Polynomial Definition | Degree of a Polynomial | Types of Polynomials | Polynomial Concept

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