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The difference between an algebraic expression and a polynomial is: A. The exponents of polynomial terms are whole numbers while that of algebraic expression are not. B. The exponents of algebraic expression terms are whole numbers while that of polynomial are not. C. The constant term is absent in algebraic expression while it is present in polynomial. D. None of the above

The difference between an algebraic expression and a polynomial is:
A. The exponents of polynomial terms are whole numbers while that of algebraic expression are not.
B. The exponents of algebraic expression terms are whole numbers while that of polynomial are not.
C. The constant term is absent in algebraic expression while it is present in polynomial.
D. None of the above

Grade:12th pass

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Pawan Prajapati
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