x^2+y^2 consider a monomial..why or why not?
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????????? monorael ???????

that look like formula for serkel
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x^2+y^2 is not a monomial,

Monomials have to have only one term. As soon as you throw addition or subtraction in there, it means it has more than one term and it is no longer a monomial.


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by Level 8 User (30.1k points)
that is equal to =(x-x) and (y+y) therefore it can be a monomial,:)
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