Question

an polynomial multiplied by an polynomial is an polynomial

Answer 1

sometimes true or always true or never true

Answer 2

which one

Answer 3

@Easyaspi314

Answer 4

What do you think?

Answer 5

always true?

Answer 6

correct.

Answer 7

if divided?

Answer 8

sometimes...because you may get a remainder causing the final answer to not be a polynomial. Thats what I think.

Answer 9

what if its subtraction

Answer 10

then never?

Answer 11

subtraction will result in a polynomial. How does your text define a polynomial?

Answer 12

my definition?

Answer 13

Your text's definition

Answer 14

i dont have one

Answer 15

online school

Answer 16

im doing half a credit and its 283 topics lol

Answer 17

Most texts define a polynomial as a monomial, binomial, or 3 or more terms. So with that definition, subtraction will rresult in a polynomial.

Some texts would define a polynomial has having more than 2 terms. So then in subtraction, it would sometimes be a polynomial.

Answer 18

both are right?

Answer 19

I would think so. Ask your teacher.

Answer 20

an integer is divided by an integer is an integer?

Answer 21

Sometimes true?

Answer 22

ok

Answer 23

an integer i subtracted from an integer is an integer

Answer 24

Yes, always.

Answer 25

added is also always?

Answer 26

same for addition and multiplication/

Answer 27

ok

Answer 28

Division is different...sometimes.... becuase if you divide 4 by 0, 4/0...that is undefined and is not an integer; or if you divide 2/4, you get 1/2 which is not an integer.

so for division, sometimes you get an integer, sometimes you don't get an integer.

Answer 29

polynomial is added to a polynomial is a polynomial

Answer 30

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Answer 31

Yes...in the addition of polynomials..I would say "always true".

Answer 32

Thanks

Answer 33

welcome.