Is $x y^{3} + y z^{2} - x z^{3}$ a polynomial or not?

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Solution

The given expression is $x y^{3} + y z^{2} - x z^{3}$ .
It is a polynomial as it has all the exponents that are positive numbers.
Hence, the given expression is a polynomial.

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