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Cloud [144]
2 years ago
15

An engineering student is studying the effects of cryogenic treatments on a particular material. The treatment involves cooling

the material with specific applications of liquid nitrogen.
The temperature of the material in degrees Celsius, y, can be modeled by the following graph, where x represents the time, in hours, since the treatment began.
Mathematics
1 answer:
kvv77 [185]2 years ago
8 0

The true statement about the graph from the attached image below is: The material's temperature reaches a minimum at 15 hours.

<h3>What is the parabolic graph of the quadratic equation?</h3>

The parabolic graph is a curved U-shaped graph that is established from a quadratic equation.

The parabola of the graph can be downward creating a maximum or upward (minimum).

From the given image, the correct interpretation shows that as a result of cryogenic treatment, the material's temperature reaches a minimum at 15 hours.

Learn more about parabolic graphs here:

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