After input-bit queries, every probability amplitude is a polynomial of degree at most , because the bit-query matrix entries are affine in the input bits. An acceptance probability is a sum of squared absolute amplitudes and has polynomial degree at most . Multilinear reduction on the Boolean cube does not increase degree. Exact acceptance therefore implies . For bounded error the acceptance polynomial only approximates the Boolean function; its exact representing degree is not the relevant bound.
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