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What is the coefficent of the term of degree 1 in the polynomial 5x^2+7x^10-4x^4+9x-2
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What is the coefficent of the term of degree 1 in the polynomial 5x^2+7x^10-4x^4+9x-2

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This would be a polynomial and the 10 degree
so if it has 4 or more terms it is a polynomial and degree is highest power
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