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, 06.10.2019 21:00,
finlchey3860
Which of the following is a prime polynomial?
x^2-2x-3
x^2-9x-10
x^2-9x-3
x^2-3x-18
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A polynomial is considered prime if it cannot be factored. In the list, it would be the 3d answer as the rest can be factored.
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