Definition: In the context of mathematics, a "cooch" refers to a type of polynomial that has a degree of 3. A "cooch" is a polynomial with three terms and can be represented as follows: a + b + c where \(a\), \(b\), and \(c\) are constants. The term a is the leading coefficient, which represents the coefficient of the variable part in the polynomial. For example, in the above equation, if we let \(a =
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