Question

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Answer 1

You can't have square roots with a polynomial

Answer 2

HEY THERE

Answer 3

i think @kayders1997 is right

Answer 4

For definition sake, a polynomial is an expression with two or more terms, with a term either being a number, a variable, or a number multiplying by a variable

Answer 5

Also, @kayders1997 is correct. A polynomial cannot have a square root.

Answer 6

so i am correct as well @ShadowLegendX

Answer 7

Sure

Answer 8

So which one do you think it is @Ms-Brains

Answer 9

hint: http://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/polynomial.html

Answer 10

You can have variables in a polnomial

Answer 11

Wait, I think I got it...IT"S B!

Answer 12

Remember when you add to terms like 3+w that is a polynoamial there is nothing there breaking the riles of the polynomial definition

Answer 13

What one has the cube root in it? And B doesn't break the rule because 2x^4 is just a regular term you can multiply by x^4 to 2 and subtract there is one with a cube root you can't have any roots in a polynomial

Answer 14

D?

Answer 15

Yes

Answer 16

Thank youuuu