Answer :

The expression x³ - 27y⁶ is a prime polynomial.

What is a prime polynomial?

An irreducible or primal polynomial is a polynomial with integer coefficients that cannot be factored into polynomials of lower degree and also with integer coefficients.

A prime polynomial cannot be factored into a polynomial of a lower degree.

Note that the polynomial given in options (A),(C), and (D) can be factored into a polynomial of lower degree, but the polynomial given in option (B),

x³ - 27y⁶, cannot be factored into a polynomial of lower degree.

Hence, the expression x³ - 27y⁶ is a prime polynomial.

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