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What is the LEADING COEFFICIENT of the following polynomial? 12z+5z2+16

What is the LEADING COEFFICIENT of the following polynomial? 12z+5z2+16
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What is the LEADING COEFFICIENT of the following polynomial? 12z+5z2+16

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Leading coefficients are the coefficient of the term with the highest degree.  In this case, the term with the highest degree is 5z², so the leading coefficient is 5.
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