The Polynomial P(x) Is Such That For Any Polynomial Q(x) We Have P(q(x) = Q(p(x). Then P(x) Is

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Question

The polynomial p(x) is such that for any polynomial q(x) we have p(q(x) = q(p(x). Then p(x) is

Solution

Correct option is

Odd & of odd degree

Let q (x) = k, where k R

and 

and     

SIMILAR QUESTIONS

Q1

The domain of the function

                   

Q2

Then its domain is given by

Q3

Domain of definition of the function

            

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Q5

The domain of definition of the function y (x) given by the equation 

Q6

Range of 

Q7

The period of   is

Q8

If (x) and g(x) be periodic and non-periodic function respectively, then f(g(x)) is

 

Q9

Let (x) and g(x) be bijective function where :{a, b, c, d}{1, 2, 3, 4}and g:{3, 4, 5, 6}{w, x, y, z) respectively. The number of elements in the range set of g(f (x)) is

Q10

If denotes greatest integer function, then