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4 years ago

One of the factory’s profits over time can be modeled with the polynomial p(x)=2x6+123.5x4+389x2−25x5−304.75x3−237.25x+53.5.

Mathematics

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Anettt [7]4 years ago

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p(x)=2x^6+123.5x^4+389x^2−25x^5−304.75x^3−237.25x+53.5

put in decreasing order

p(x)=2x^6−25x^5+123.5x^4−304.75x^3+389x^2−237.25x+53.5.

the leading coefficient is the number in front of the largest exponent

leading coefficient:2

degree is the power on the largest exponent

degree:6

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