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What is the leading coefficient for the polynomial -3x^2-5x-4
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What is the leading coefficient for the polynomial -3x^2-5x-4

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The leading coefficient is -3. This is because leading coefficient is always the constant in front of the x value with the highest square root.
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The leading coefficient is -3
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