What are the coefficients of the given polynomial expression, including any missing terms? Separate each number with a comma (,) and put them in order starting with the coefficient of the term with the largest exponent.

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anonymous · Answer

I attached the question

trancenova · Answer

Please don't double post your question - its known as spamming (if your question needs more attention feel free to ask in chat).

Anyway..

A coefficient is the number that occurs before the variable and is multiplying it. In layman's terms its the number that is "before the x". So what coefficients do you see?

anonymous · Answer

i see for but i know something is missing & i dont know if you count that one also

anonymous · Answer

I didnt write the question twice i only put the picture so you can see the coefficients

trancenova · Answer

Hmm I not sure what you mean by "i see for but i know something is missing", if you write down what you think the answer is, I will tell you if it is right :)

Hmm it was a bit odd, you didn't put anything in your other question, anyway its just better to keep your one question in the one post.

trancenova · Answer

Oh, do you mean you don't know if a one is missing or something like that?

anonymous · Answer

i know there is supposed to be another x but i dont know if you suppose to count that one in also

trancenova · Answer

I don't think there is supposed to be another x, there are only the ones you are presented with - so no you wouldn't count the "other" one.

anonymous · Answer

i guessed... i got it wrong but the other x were zeros and you do put those also bu thanks anyway though

trancenova · Answer

hm.. that's odd, I'm curious what was the answer? (that is, did it just have one zero on the end).