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A binomial of the 4th degree with a leading coefficient of -2

A binomial of the 4th degree with a leading coefficient of -2
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A binomial of the 4th degree with a leading coefficient of -2

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An example of a binomial of the 4th degree with a leading coefficient of -2 is...


-2x^(4) +5x
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