Answer:
D. Yes; the graph passes the vertical line test.
Step-by-step explanation:
→The vertical line test is when you hold something (like a pencil), straight up/vertically, and you move it from left-to-right to see if any two points repeat.
<u>→The correct answer is "D. Yes; the graph passes the vertical line test,"</u> because the x-values can't repeat, not the y-values, if the graph were to show a function. In this case, the graph passes the vertical line test.
To get the price of the new item after an increase of 10% you would have to find 10% of whatever the price is and add it to the original price so for example say the price is $300 you would do 300*0.10(0.10 is 10%) which is 30 and add that to 300 so the new price would be $330
