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Transcribed Image Text:Answer the following about the polynomial function, f(x), by analyzing its graph.
1. Degree of the polynomial? ODD EVEN (Select one.)
2. Sign of leading coefficient: NEGATIVE POSITIVE (Select one.)
3. The zeros are:
4. The x-intercepts are:
5. The range of the function is: (write your answer using interval notation.)
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