Final answer:
The function Y=4|x²| is always positive and neither increasing nor decreasing except at the vertex x=0. It is constant on both sides of the vertex with an upward end behavior.
Step-by-step explanation:
The function Y=4|x²| is always positive, regardless of the value of x, because the absolute value of x² is always non-negative, and when multiplied by 4, it remains positive. The function is neither increasing nor decreasing; it is constant with respect to x when x is not zero. However, at x=0, there is a vertex (a point where the direction of the graph changes), and the function transitions from constant on both sides of the vertex. Regarding the end behavior, as x goes to infinity or negative infinity, the function will also go to infinity. Hence, the end behavior of the function is upward.