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Which among the expressions 1 - 1/16z2 and z2 + z + 1 is a polynomial in z? Find its zeroes and degree.

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The highest power is 2, so the degree is also 2, in both the expressions.

Equating the expression with 0,

1 - 1/16z2 = 0

1 = 1/16z2

x2 =16

∴ x = ±4

Yes, the above expression (1 - 1/16z2) is a polynomial, and its zeroes are 4 & -4.

Equating the expression with 0,

z2 + z + 1 =0

Using Sreedharacharya formula, 

∵ it does not have real values.

∴ The zeroes of z2 + z + 1 are complex numbers, though it is a polynomial having the degree 2.

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