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(a)

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The cubic function is \"\".

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To find the \"\"-intercept substitute \"\" in function.

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Thus, the cubic function intersects the \"\"-axis in one and only one point.

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Statement (a) true.

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(b)

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Since the polynomial is a cubic polynomial it intersects the \"\"-axis at most three points.

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Statement (b) true.

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(c)

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The polynomial is a cubic polynomial so it has atleast one \"\"-intercept.

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Statement (c) true.

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(d)

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For \"\" is very large, the function behaves like leading coefficient of the function.

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Here the leading coefficient is \"\".

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Thus, the function behave like as the graph of \"\"

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Statement (d) true.

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(e)

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The cubic function is \"\".

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Let \"\" and \"\".

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" in above equation.

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Here the graph varies with respect to \"\" value.

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If \"\" then the function is \"\".

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Graph :

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Graph the function \"\".

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Observe the above graph it is not symmetry with respect to the origin.

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Statement (e) is false.

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(f)

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The graph varies with respect to \"\" value.

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Observe the above graph, the curve not passe through the origin.

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The curve passes through the origin if \"\".

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Statement (f) is false.

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(a) Statement (a) true.

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(b) Statement (b) true.

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(c) Statement (c) true.

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(d) Statement (d) true.

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(e) Statement (e) is false.

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(f) Statement (f) is false.