Explanation Definition used: (1) If a polynomial function has degree n then the function has at most n − 1 turning points and if the graph of the polynomial function has degree n then there should be n + 1 turning points. (2) If the graph of the polynomial function has even degree then both ends of the graph go in upwards direction and if the polynomial has odd degree then one ends go to up and one end in downward direction. (3)If the graph goes in upward direction then x becomes a large positive number and the leading coefficient becomes positive whereas if the graph goes in downward direction x becomes large positive number and the leading coefficient becomes negative. Calculation: Consider the given graph

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