The Function Dance. Please stand and use your arms for the end behaviors.

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The Function Dance

Please stand and use your arms for the end behaviors.

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

Thank you for the dance.