👉 In mathematics, an orthogenic polynomial is a polynomial in one variable that has only non-zero coefficients and whose terms are either of the form ax^n or bx^m for some integers a and b where m > n. This type of polynomial is also known as a "linear" polynomial because its degree is 1. An example of an orthogenic polynomial is: x^2 + x + 1 This is an orthogenic polynomial because all coefficients are non-zero, and the terms are
