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What are the leading coefficient, constant term and degree, if any, of the algebraic expression (x+sqrt 3)(x-sqrt3)
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What are the leading coefficient, constant term and degree, if any, of the algebraic expression (x+sqrt 3)(x-sqrt3)

What are the leading coefficient, constant term and degree, if any, of the algebraic-example-1
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A: leading coefficient: 1; constant term: -3; degree: 2

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