can someone help me with the question 

- For function f

-the graph of y=f(x) extends down into quadrant lll and down into quadrant IV

-the zeros of f are -2, 3 and 5 

-the degree of f<5

1.what degrees is possible for f?

2.what are the maximum and minimum multiplicities possible for a zero of f?

3.two possible equations?

4.two possible graphs of y=f(x)

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