It’s a korean high school math problem Can you solve this?

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The discussion centers around a Korean high school math problem included in a mock exam for the KSAT. The problem involves understanding the term "highest order coefficient," specifically whether it refers to the leading coefficient or the constant term in the polynomial function f(x) = -x² + .... Participants clarify that the leading coefficient is the correct interpretation in this context. The conversation highlights the importance of precise terminology in mathematics, particularly in exam settings.

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View attachment 9200Hello, I,m korean high school student who likes mathematics. So I have made a math mock exam for KSAT, and this is a problem in the exam. It doesn’t need so long calculation but you can feel it a little difficult. (Sorry to my fool English performance. I’m not good at English)
 

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What do you mean by “highest order coefficient”? Do you mean the leading coefficient or the constant term?
 
Olinguito said:
What do you mean by “highest order coefficient”? Do you mean the leading coefficient or the constant term?


That means f(x) = -x^2 + ...
 

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