ronaldo8387 ronaldo8387

21-10-2017
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Will a polynomial times a polynomial always equal a polynomial?

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friedmank85oya55o friedmank85oya55o

23-10-2017

correct. you are a star today your awesome

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morganmcgarrah02 morganmcgarrah02

22-02-2019

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yes, it will always be a polynomial but depending on how many terms it has, the answer may change

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