Please answer this maths question?

I agree with vesuvius,the result of this question is diffculty, its result includes x,x^2,x^3,x^4....... but I think the procedure of working out the question is not very difficulty.

This is one very difficult math problem and I cant give you a complete answer just like a breeze. But doing parts of it mentally, I think I have every reason to believe that the first term of the polynomial is x^26 and the last term is the constant abcd...z. There might also be a term that has a numerical coefficient (a+b+c+...+z) - but I'm not very sure, Im just basing it on the mathematical patterns of common polynomials. Have I said anything correct?

no need to compute. The answer is 0.

0. At one point in the process, you have x-x, which equals 0, and ANYTHING times 0, of course, is 0.

What kind of answer do you need? Do you need to solve for x or what. Is that the only information the problem gives you?

its 0since you have x-x term