The expression A.Represents a polynomial B.Doesn’t Represent a polynomial The polynomial is A.monomial B.binomial C.trinomial D. None of the above and has a degree of _. Determine if the expression -x*y' is a polynomial or not. If it is a polynomial, statethe type and degree of the polynomial.

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The expression A.Represents a polynomial B.Doesn’t Represent a polynomial The polynomial is A.monomial B.binomial C.trinomial D. None of the above and has a degree of _.

Determine if the expression -x*y' is a polynomial or not. If it is a polynomial, state
the type and degree of the polynomial.

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It is asked to define type and degree of polynomial $- x^{4} y^{2}$ .

Monomial : Monomial is a kind of polynomial in which only one term is present.

Binomial : Binomial is a kind of polynomial which has two terms present.

Trinomial: Trinomial is a kind of polynomial in which three terms are present.

Polynomial : Above three terms polynomials are termed in same category as polynomials.

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