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The following set of points belong to a specific function: {(-3,15)(-2,17), (-1,11), (0,3),(1,-1), (2,5),(3,27)} Based on the set of points answers the following questions: a) What degree of polynomial function does the set of points represent? Justify your answer. b) Using algebraic methods, write an equation for this function based on the set of points that have been given. Show your work for arriving at the function definition.

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