This is the term for polynormal without a variable

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Ari Valentine

Mathematics

19 April, 19:49

This is the term for polynormal without a variable

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Karter · Answer 1

constant

Step-by-step explanation:

A polynomial with out a variable is a constant

Giancarlo Lam · Answer 2

The correct response would be the constant. (I find it easier to think of it as a y intercept)

Step-by-step explanation:

The three parts of a polynomial consist of Ax^2 plus or minus Bx plus or minus c. X is a number called a coefficient. That means that its an unknown variable being multiplied into another number. AKA Ax and Bx. The very last thing is simply just a y intercept, since polynomials are different from state of the art linear graphs, it changes the term to constant.