Low-density polyethylene is an example of:

Branched polymer

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Natural polymer

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Linear polymer

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All of the above

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Solution

The correct option is A Branched polymer
The low density polyethylene is obtained through the free radical polymerization. It has more branching than high-density polyethylene so often regarded as branched polymer.

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