alleryWhich word is an example of a neologism coined for mathematics?
ACupboard
BPolynomial
CBlackboard
DUmbrella
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Polynomial
1. A neologism is a newly made word.
2. Polynomial and homomorphism are listed as mathematical neologisms.
3. Table, chair and journey are ordinary older words.
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