After I got the hang of it, this assignment made a lot more sense. My Geogebra used a lot of mirror images by making a function negative like "y=x^2" and "y=-x^2". I also used sin functions to make the "wavy" lines in the middle ("y=sin(x+3)" and "y=-sin(x+3)"). By putting a number over "x", I was able to make the outside curving lines that stay in their given quadrant (ex: -3/x). My total functions were as follows:
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