Which statement best demonstrates why the following is a non-example of a polynomial?

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The following statements demonstrates why the following is a non-example of a polynomial.
1. The expression has a variable raised to a negative exponent.
2. The expression has a variable in the denominator of a fraction.
3. The expression has a variable raised to a fraction.

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