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Order of the polynomial 5x^(2) - 6x^(5) ...

Order of the polynomial `5x^(2) - 6x^(5) + 7x -6` is ……………….

A

4

B

5

C

6

D

7

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  • The degree of the polynomial 5x^(7) - 6x^(5) + 7x -4 is ………………

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  • The coefficient of x^(7) in the polynomial 7x^(17) - 17 x^(11) + 27 x^(5) - 7 is …………….

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