Answer) That graph is not a function
Explanation) The graph that you provided is not a function. It does not pass the vertical line test. The vertical line test is when you draw a vertical line (l) at any point on the graph and it should touch 1 or less parts of the graph. If you put the line at x=1, the vertical line only touches the graph at (1,8.5) but if you put the line at x=5, it touches (5,1) and (5,8.5) so it does not pass the test. You should be able to put the line anywhere and have it touch ONLY 1 point. There cannot be multiple of the same x values.
The point (2,0) represents a relative minimum and an x-intercept.
<h3>How to determine the property?</h3>
The missing graphed function is added as an attachment
The point (2,0) means that:
x = 2 and y = 0
On the attached graph, we can see that the graph touches the x-axis at (2,0); this represents the x-intercept
Also, the graph has a minimum at (2,0); this represents the relative minimum
Hence, the point (2,0) represents a relative minimum and an x-intercept.
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81, i think.
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