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1 The Function Dance

2 Please stand and use your arms for the end behaviors.

3 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

4 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

5 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

6 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

7 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

8 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

9 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

10 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

11 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

12 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

13 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

14 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

15 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

16 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

17 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

18 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

19 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

20 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

21 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

22 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Even

23 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

24 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

25 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

26 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Even

27 Leading Coefficient Degree Positive Odd

28 Leading Coefficient Degree Negative Odd

29 Thank you for the dance.

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