document.write( "Question 1124258: The degree of the polynomial function f(x) is 4.\r
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-axis at -8, -5, 1, and 2 and nowhere else. Any given graph with those characteristics is a candidate for your answer. Any graph that crosses the

-axis at more than four places, less than 4 places, or at different places must be excluded.\r
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because the function could be any of the infinite set of functions defined by:\r
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