Denise G. answered 12/02/19
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Standard form means starting with the highest exponent and then write the remaining in decreasing order. For this one, the highest exponent is 4, that would be the first term. Followed by 3, then 1, then 0. The standard form would be:
t4-13t3-20t+1
Degree (Highest exponent): 4
leading coefficient (coefficient in front of the first term): 1