A polynomial of the 5th degree with a leading coefficient of 7 and a constant term of 6 choose 1 . 7x^5+2x^2+6 .6x^7-x^4+5 .6x^5+x^4+7 .7x^6-6x^4+5

7x^5+2x^2+6

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7x^5+2x^2+6

6x^7-x^4+5

6x^5+x^4+7

7x^6-6x^4+5

5th degree polynomial means the the term with highest degree has degree 5.

7x^5+2x^2+6

6x^7-x^4+5

6x^5+x^4+7

7x^6-6x^4+5

Leading coefficient is the coefficient of the term with highest degree.

Constant is the number with no variable.

7x^5+2x^2+6

no he doesnt because "-16' is negatiive

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yes   because as the functions are graphed they eventually will intersect unless otherwise

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