The graph shows the attendance at a hockey game, and the rate at which the fans enter and exit the arena.
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Graphs can be used to model real-world situations
- Segment 8 means: people are leaving the arena
- Segments 5 and 7 represent, intervals where there was no incoming or outgoing fans.
- Segment 6 means a few people left, when the game was going to an end.
Segment 8
From the graph (see attachment), we have the following observations
- Segment 8 is at the second half of the graph
- Segment 8 connects segment 7 and 9 (i.e. from the top, downwards)
The above points imply that:
Fans are leaving the arena at segment 8
Segments 5 and 7
From the graph, segments 5 and 7 are horizontal lines.
This means that:
No entry or exit was observed by the fans, at segments 7 and 5
Segment 6
Segment 6 connects segments 5 and 7, with a short downward line
This means that:
Few people left the arena, at segment 6
See attachment for the graph
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