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If P(x) = 5x -6x -3x+8, find (1) coefficient of x’ (ii) degree of
P(x)​

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If P(x) = 5x -6x -3x+8, find (1) coefficient of x’ (ii) degree of
P(x)​

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  1. Answer:

    P(x) simplifies to -4x + 8

    Therefore the coefficient of x is -4

    The degree of P(x) is 1 , because the highest power of x in expression is 1.

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