In FEM, if x, y represents Cartesian coordinates, then the following – McqOptions

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1.	In FEM, if x, y represents Cartesian coordinates, then the following triangular array of binomial coefficients forms Pascal’s triangle.\(\begin{matrix}& & & 1 & & &\\& & x & & y & & \\& x^2 & & xy & & y^2 & \\x^3 & & x^2y & & xy^2 & & y^3 \\\end{matrix}\)
A.	True
B.	False
Answer» B. False

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