1. Putting both terms on one side and including a leading coefficient yields. 2. The leading coefficients of and are and, respectively. 3. It happens that and have the same leading coefficient . 4. However, there is a single one with smallest degree and with leading coefficient 1. 5. The leading coefficient ( 12 / ? 2 ) ln 2 was determined by two independent methods. 6. The image in the quartic function article displays a formula for quartics whose leading coefficient is 1. 7. For reduction modulo a prime number not dividing the discriminant ( and not dividing the leading coefficient ). 8. Where is alternately an odd or even polynomial of degree } } with integer coefficients and leading coefficient . 9. This is the reason that you will usually see CRC polynomials written in binary with the leading coefficient omitted. 10. Where is the leading coefficient and are the roots ( counting multiplicity ) of the polynomial in some splitting field.
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