Polynomial Art! Graph six polynomial functions in six different colors, all on the same coordinate plane. Write the corresponding equations ON A SEPARATE.

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Polynomial Art! Graph six polynomial functions in six different colors, all on the same coordinate plane. Write the corresponding equations ON A SEPARATE PIECE OF PAPER. Be sure to label each equation with the color of the corresponding polynomial function. Come up with a creative title. “Polynomial Art” or “Sara’s Project” are not sufficient. You must feature polynomials of all four end behaviors: high to high, low to low, high to low, and low to high. Your picture should contain all three types of intersections: bounce, cross, and flatten. Color each intersecting region differently so that no two bordering regions are colored alike. Get creative! Title: 5% All four end behaviors: 5% each = 20% At least six functions: 10% each = 60% Neatness and Originality: 15%