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How is the degree of polymerization affected with the increase in concentration of both monomer and liquid ammonia, when a monomer is polymerized anionically in liquid ammonia?

How is the degree of polymerization affected with the increase in concentration of both monomer and liquid ammonia, when a monomer is polymerized anionically in liquid ammonia? Correct Answer cannot be determined

According to the expression for degree of polymerization, Xn α / Since the degree of increase in the concentration of both monomer and liquid ammonia is not known, we cannot determine that whether the degree of polymerization will increase or decrease.

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