The possibility of negative power of monomial.
Explanation of Solution
Monomial is the basic building block for polynomial. A monomial can be constant number or variable or combination of both. The exponent of the monomial must be whole number (0, 1, 2, 3…). The exponent of monomial can never be negative and fraction for the polynomial.
Example of monomial is given below:
Here, c is constant, x is variable and m is exponent.
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