Create a function f(x) of at least degree 3 that has at least three terms. For that function, use derivatives to find the following information:

1. The function needs to have at least one maximum or minimum value.

2. Find the domain of f(x)

3. Find the y-intercept f(x)

4. End behavior: Find the limit of the f(x) as x approaches both ∞ and -∞

5. Find the increasing and decreasing interval(s) of f(x)

6. Find the interval(s) of concavity

7. Find any maximum points, minimum points, or points of inflection

8. Graph f(x) to verify that if the above answers are correct or accurate.

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