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what is the leading coefficient of the polynomial below. 3x^2-.2x^5+7x^3
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I think it is -.2 would that be correct?
yes because it has the greatest exponent
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\[3x ^{2}-2x ^{5}+7x ^{3}\] So then you would have to put the polynomial in descending order with the exponents which would then look like this: \[-2x ^{5}+7x ^{3}+3x\] So the starting coefficient for this problem is -2. Hope that helped. If it didn't just pm me a message and I can explain more. :)
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