What does the point (1,8) represent in the context of this graph?
1 answer:
The point (1, 8) on the function graph means: 8 baby carrot was eaten in 1 day.
<h3>How to Interpret the Graph of a Function?</h3>A function that is usually represented on a graph has the x-values (input values of the function) plotted on the horizontal axis while the corresponding y-values (output values of the function) are plotted on vertical axis.
The y-variable of the function is dependent on the x-variable of the function.
The graph attached below shows the number of baby carrot eaten on the y-axis as the dependent variable that depends on the number of days (time), which is plotted on the x-axis as the independent variable.
Thus, the point (1, 8) means in 1 day, the number of baby carrot that would be eaten is 8.
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