All those calculations might take a while, so I tried to look at this from another quicker perspective.
Let's say n=1 and the average stack-life for m elements (in this case only 1) will then be just Y. So definitely, Y>X. We can strike out options a and d totally.
So how do we pick in between b and c? Now let's assume n is infinitely large. There would be no way it would be option b since it's too less and therefore, option c makes more sense.
Also, if we substitute n=1 into option c, we get Y which is correct. I guess this kind of perspective can be taken into consideration if you are not sure of the answer with the technique used earlier. Hope this helps.