Question

Ans this question any one

Answer 1

None of them

Explanation:

A polynomial must have a pronumeral that is to the power of an integer, and you can't divide by a variable such as 2/x so for

a) there is a
`√(x)` which means it's not a polynomial as
`√(x)` is the same as
`x^(1/2)`

b) The second term is being divided with a variable so that can't be a polynomial

c) There is a
`√(3x)` so it can't be a polynomial

d) There is a
`√(y)` so it can't be a polynomial