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The symmetry required is a symmetry about the origin (the point (0,0)), meaning that if we replace x by -x and y by -y we get the same function.

A. can't be because y= 3 becomes -y = 3.

B. can't be because -y=(-x)^2 is the same as -y = x^2 not equal to y=x^2

C. all functions has odd parity such that upon changing x to - x y goes to -y. So this is the correct answer.

D. y = |x| changes to - y = |-x| or -y= |x|  not equal y=|x|

So the correct answer is C....


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