For a polynomial expression, all the exponents have to be whole numbers. They cannot be negative integers.

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why should a variable have a exponent which is a whole number, to be called as polynomial? why can't the exponent be fraction like x^1/2 or negative number like x^-2?

An expression in which the variables involved have only whole numbers as exponents is called a polynomial .then what are those expressions whose power is not a whole number ?

Q. Question 2

In a polynomial, the exponents of the variables are always
a) integers
b) positive integers
c) non-negative integers
d) non-positive integers

The exponent can be a negative number

{(\frac{3}{4})}^{2}

can be expressed as a rational number with negative exponent as

{(\frac{4}{3})}^{- m}

, then the value of

m

is ?

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