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is 5np/n^2 - 2g/h a polynomial? if it is, state the degree of the polynomial.
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No — 5np/n^2 - 2g/h is not a polynomial (in the variables n, p, g, h). After simplification it is 5p/n - 2g/h, which has variables n and h in the denominators (equivalently factors n^(-1), h^(-1)), so it is a rational expression, not a polynomial.
(If n and h were fixed nonzero constants, then 5p/n - 2g/h would be a polynomial in p and g of degree 1.)
(If n and h were fixed nonzero constants, then 5p/n - 2g/h would be a polynomial in p and g of degree 1.)
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