What you'll learn
What is the meaning of Polynomial?
What is the meaning of term in the context of polynomial?
Whether the power of variable in a polynomial can be negative?
Whether a Polynomial has only one variable?
Whether the terms of a polynomial are compulsorily required to be arranged in descending order of the degree of the variable?

Requirements
Basic knowledge of Algebra and Geometric concepts

Description
1. What is the meaning of Polynomial?2. What is the meaning of variables?3. What is meant by coefficients?4. What is the meaning of term in the context of polynomial?5. Polynomial consists of only coefficients and variables. Comment.6. Whether numerical number alone can be a polynomial?7. Many terms come together and form a polynomial. Whether a single term can form a polynomial?8. Whether the power of variable in a polynomial can be negative?9. Whether the exponents on variable are allowed to be fractional?10. Whether a Polynomial has only one variable?11. Whether the terms in a Polynomial can contain different powers of the same variable?12. Whether the terms of a polynomial are compulsorily required to be arranged in descending order of the degree of the variable?13. Whether a polynomial can have multiple variables?14. It is a common convention to arrange to terms of a polynomial in descending order of the degree of variable. What does it mean?15. If there is a polynomial 5x2 + 3x - 4, identify coefficient, variable and constant?16. Whether it is correct that in the case of polynomial, the terms are connected by addition or substraction?17. If there is no power on variable in a polynomial, then it is to be taken as 0 or 1. Comment.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Polynomial Module-1

Lecture 2 Meaning of Polynomial

Lecture 3 Polynomial explanation

Lecture 4 Power of variable in a polynomial

Lecture 5 Number of variables in a polynomial

Lecture 6 Terms in a polynomial

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