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Find the degree of the polynomial 4q2 − 13q5 + 12q + 3q3 .
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Find the degree of the polynomial 4q2 − 13q5 + 12q + 3q3 .

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The degree is 5. I had this question.

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Answer: 5

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the answer is five

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