Why is the coefficient of b in (6b^2) 0?

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Solution

6b^2 can be rewritten as,

6b^2 = 0 x b^0 + 0x b^1 + 6 x b^2

Now,

Coefficiant of b^0 =0
Coefficient of b^1 = Coefficient of b = 0
Coefficient of b^2 = 6

Carefully read the question. Coefficient of b is asked here. Not b^2.

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