Which of the following cannot be a part of a rational expression?

A rational expression is anything of the form P/Q where both P and Q are polynomials. The value of Q cannot be zero. Recall that polynomials cannot have square roots of variables in them. So we cannot have something like .

You can think of as . The non-whole number exponent is not allowed with polynomials. Only positive whole numbers are allowed as exponents when it comes to polynomials.

Side note: choice C can be written as 4x^0 which is a polynomial (specifically it is a monomial of degree 0, similar to how choice A is as well).

only 10/60 isn't equivalent

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