What is the LEADING COEFFICIENT of the polynomial: 6x² + 5x^3 – 1x^4?

1 answer:

3 0

D. -1

The leading coefficient is the coefficient that is near the leading exponent (the largest exponent)

In this case, 4 is the leading coefficient.

So the coefficient next to it is -1!

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