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Are polynomial expressions closed under addition? Explain.
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Addition of 2 polynomials always gives a polynomial. So, YES.
So @hartnn polynomials are closed under addition because they alway create a new one? :/
only when polynomials are added to Addition Identity (i.e, 0), we get same polynomial. else yes, every other time they create a new polynomial
is this okay for my answer @hartnn when polynomials are added to Addition Identity we get same polynomial. so yes, they create a new polynomial
for 'Are polynomial expressions closed under addition? ' better answer will be 'Addition of 2 polynomials always gives a polynomial. So,polynomial expressions are closed under addition '
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thanks @hartnn
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