Concept explainers
To state: the degree and leading coefficient of
Answer to Problem 19E
Degree 6
Leading coefficient − 1
Explanation of Solution
Given information: Polynomial
Calculation:
To find the degree, we must find the highest power of the variable used in the polynomial.
Variable p, highest power of p is
To find the leading coefficient, find the factor that the term of highest power is multiplied with.
Term with highest power:
Degree 6
Leading coefficient − 1
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