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What is the leading term of (-4x^6+2x^3-x+8)?

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Correct answer: \(-4x^6\)

The leading term of a polynomial is the term with the highest exponent of the variable. In the given polynomial, \(-4x^6\) has exponent 6, which is greater than the exponents 3 in \(2x^3\), 1 in \(-x\), and 0 in the constant term \(8\). Therefore, \(-4x^6\) is the leading term. Exam tip: compare the exponents of the terms and select the term with the greatest exponent.

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