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H(x) = —5x9 + 6x7 — 5x4 + x2
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H(x) = —5x9 + 6x7 — 5x4 + x2

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Yes what he/she said
User Hitesh Danidhariya
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Answer:

h=-5x^8+6x^6-5x^3+x

Explanation:

I am assuming the long dashes are subtraction symbols

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