RD Sharma Class 9 Solutions Chapter 6 - Factorization of Polynomials (Ex 6.3) Exercise 6.3

Polynomials in class 9 are the basics of algebra where you need these theories for solving future classes problems. Polynomials are nothing but algebraic expressions which have one or more terms with a non-zero coefficient. Every term of the polynomial has at least one coefficient. The word “polynomial” is derived from the “poly” which can be termed as “too many” and the word “nominal” means “the term”.  They are said to be the subset of the algebraic expression. The word polynomial is nothing but the expression which contains one or more terms with a non- zero coefficient. 

For example, the coefficient is 2 for the first term, x is the variable, 2 is the exponent, so it will be in this format 2x2+3x-2. As the variables may have constants, variables, terms, exponents, and variables.  Constants are nothing but the numerical which have a fixed value. Variable is the symbol that is assigned for the different values. Various parts of the expression in the above example which are separated by the sign can be termed as a term. The coefficient is the numerical factor in the expression. Exponent is the number that tells how many times that number needs to be multiplied.

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