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Polynomial functions with an even degree have opposite end behavior as x approaches positive and negative infinity.

Odd functions have x-axis symmetry.

Polynomial functions with an even degree have matching end behavior as x approaches positive and negative infinity.

Even functions have y-axis symmetry.

Polynomial functions with an odd degree have opposite end behavior as x approaches positive and negative infinity.

Polynomial functions with an even degree have y-axis symmetry

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