It can have however many x intercepts it wants,
<span>BUT, to be a function it must pass the vertical line test. </span>
<span>this means you have to look at the graph and see if a vertical line drawn anywhere hits the graph more than once. </span>
<span>if it hits it more than once, it is NOT a function.
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An example is a polynomial function to the infinite degree. That is
f(x) = lim (n --> infinity) [ x^n]
but only 1 y intercept (vertical line test remember)
Sin = Opposite/ Hypotenuse
Sin (theta)= 5/10
Sin^-1(5/10)=30
theta=30
Graph 1: y= -3/4, which means its (x,y) coordinate is (0, -3/4).
Graph 2: y= 3/4, which means its (x,y) coordinate is (0, 3/4).
Graph 1 would be the point -3/4 on the y-axis, while graph 2 would be the point 3/4 on the y-axis.
Therefore, graph 1 and graph 2 are symmetrical about the x-axis.
Hope this would help~
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option B
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