Question
Classify as linear, quadratic and cubic polynomials:
$1 + x{\text{ }}$
$1 + x{\text{ }}$
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Answer
$1 + x{\text{ }}$
We can observe that the degree of the polynomial $\left( {1 + x{\text{ }}} \right)$ is $1.$
Therefore, we can conclude that the polynomial $1 + x{\text{ }}$ is a linear polynomial.
We can observe that the degree of the polynomial $\left( {1 + x{\text{ }}} \right)$ is $1.$
Therefore, we can conclude that the polynomial $1 + x{\text{ }}$ is a linear polynomial.
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