Anonymous

Are you talking Legendre polynomial? Then physics is different.Otherwise there is no connection between polynomials and physics.

Anonymous

A monomial is a coefficient times a variable raised to a power. A polynomial is some monomials added together. Often, polynomials occur when solving physics problems.

Anonymous

Polynomials are sums of powers of variables. Some common physics equations involve polynomials. example: the height of a projectile. h(t) = h0 + v0*t + 1/2 a t^2 h0 is the initial height v0 is the initial velocity a is acceleration due to gravity

Anonymous

Polymo... Polynoni... Polinominal... FUCΚ IT they're a summation of variables of different degrees/ powers. Eg x^3+4x^2+3x+1. No direct relationship in physics, unless they emerge from equations.