Let P be the set of polynomials. Let a, b, c, and d be elements of P such that b and d are non-zero elements of P. Which of the following is true regarding the sum below? A. The sum is a rational expression. B. The sum is an integer. C. The sum is a rational number. D. The sum is a polynomial.
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Anything is possible among the four, as it is not stated about the degree of the polynomial, so the polynomial can be of degree 0 , which may lead to the sum as an integer or a rational number.
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A. The sum is a rational expression.
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