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Polynomials and rational functions,n defines the . or . of the polynomial and the ..s are called the . If .. ≠ 0 in Equation (2.1), the polynomial is of degree . and ..(. 1, 2, …, .) is the coefficient of ... The term not involving ., namely .., is called the constant term. It is usual to write the polynomial in a systematic way eith