Before you can answer such a problem you need to know the definitions for even and odd functions. You can't play the game unless you know the rules!
Think real hard about this definition and how you expect the graph to look like:
A function f(x) is said to be even if f(-x) = f(x). Remember that the height of a function is the y value also know as the f(x) value. In our function it turns out that f(-1) = f(1), f(-sqrt3)= f( sqrt3), f(-pi) = f(pi), ... This means that when you plug in say 5 or -5 into f(x), then you get back the say y value (which is the height). Can YOU draw any graph which is even??
A function g(x) is said to be odd if g(-x) = - g(x). So, for example g(-3) = -g(3). What can you tell me about the y values for x= 3 and x=-3?
Please respond back with the answers do my questions and include a graph of an even function and an odd function.