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a. Think of polynomials as a system. For each of the following operations, determine whether the system is closed under the operation. In each case, explain why it is closed or provide an example showing that it isn’t. 1. Addition
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make up two polynomials any polynomials
then add them, which is the same thing as "combine like terms" the result will also be a polynomial that means they are "closed under addition"
(21+48x)*(36+12x)
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it says "addition" right? not multiplication
oh good point
so you could have maybe \[(21+48x)+(36+12x)\] as an addition using your example
okay
when you add you get another polynomial, namely \[57+50x\]
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you also get another polynomial when you multiply
and when you subtract
but NOT when you divide
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