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Which operation is NOT closed for polynomials ? A ) addition B ) division C ) multiplication D ) subtraction
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Which operation is NOT closed for polynomials ? A ) addition B ) division C ) multiplication D ) subtraction
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Which operation is NOT closed for polynomials ?
A ) addition
B ) division
C ) multiplication
D ) subtraction
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Answer:Divison
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Polynomials are not closed under division because dividing polynomials by polynomials does not always give a polynomial.
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