Have to graph “M L Browne” on desmos see attachment below

[Paully]

Task: You can use a coordinate plane to write the name of the person you have selected with various curves. The name must include:
1. A polynomial of degree 3 or more
2. A sinusoidal function
3. A rational function
4. A logarithmic function
5. At least 3 other curves of your choice
6. Between 8 to 10 letters of name
7. For each curve you use, include the equation of functions, and show your work.
8. Include exact domain and range restrictions for each curve you use.
9. Decide on which letters from the name you are sketching. Use between 8-10 letters,
use only last name and Initials if the name is longer (e.g. Martin Luther King you can
use M. L. King) https://www.desmos.com/calculator/rvr4tzdblj
10. Present your work creatively, neatly and accurately (e.g. in color, cursive, straight line
form etc).

 

[Deleted member 4993]

Task: You can use a coordinate plane to write the name of the person you have selected with various curves. The name must include:
1. A polynomial of degree 3 or more
2. A sinusoidal function
3. A rational function
4. A logarithmic function
5. At least 3 other curves of your choice
6. Between 8 to 10 letters of name
7. For each curve you use, include the equation of functions, and show your work.
8. Include exact domain and range restrictions for each curve you use.
9. Decide on which letters from the name you are sketching. Use between 8-10 letters,
use only last name and Initials if the name is longer (e.g. Martin Luther King you can
use M. L. King) https://www.desmos.com/calculator/rvr4tzdblj
10. Present your work creatively, neatly and accurately (e.g. in color, cursive, straight line
form etc).

Please show us what you have tried and exactly where you are stuck.

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[Dr.Peterson]

Task: You can use a coordinate plane to write the name of the person you have selected with various curves. The name must include:
1. A polynomial of degree 3 or more
2. A sinusoidal function
3. A rational function
4. A logarithmic function
5. At least 3 other curves of your choice
6. Between 8 to 10 letters of name
7. For each curve you use, include the equation of functions, and show your work.
8. Include exact domain and range restrictions for each curve you use.
9. Decide on which letters from the name you are sketching. Use between 8-10 letters,
use only last name and Initials if the name is longer (e.g. Martin Luther King you can
use M. L. King) https://www.desmos.com/calculator/rvr4tzdblj
10. Present your work creatively, neatly and accurately (e.g. in color, cursive, straight line
form etc).

The link you were given provides as good an example as I could imagine providing; since this exercise is intended to exercise your mind, not mine, I wouldn't do more than that even if I wanted to.

So go there and click on various pieces to see how they made them, then try doing something similar. (Clearly you intend to borrow their "M.L." anyway!) Then if you run into trouble (e.g. some piece doesn't look right) you can send us a link to it and we can help troubleshoot.