Calculating the Values of Polynomials (Up to the 10th Degree)
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R6 (2024). 11/04 (Mon)_Ver. 001
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Each term is expressed as x^n multiplied by a coefficient a_n.
Here, the highest degree is 10.
The n to the right of the coefficient a_n is a subscript ranging from 0 to 10,
corresponding to the exponent n of x^n. a₀ is the constant term.
Let y = a10 * (x^10) + a9 * (x^9) … + a1 * x + a0,
and calculate and output the value of y.
(* denotes multiplication)