Classify the given algebraic expression into monomial, binomial and trinomial
$z^{2} - 7 z + 4$

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Solution

The given algebraic is $z^{2} - 7 z + 4$
The expression contains three terms $z^{2}, - 7 z a n d 4$
And, an expression having three terms is called trinomial.
Hence, the given expression $z^{2} - 7 z + 4$ is trinomial.

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