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1 year ago

What does the maximum point represent in the function?

1 answer:

7 0

Y=mx+b

Y is the intercept: for example (0,7) intercept is 7 for y. The y intercept is always x=0 and y=number

x=0 could be a solution or a x intercept.

Height is always the y value in a graph

Vertex is the point at which a parabola changes direction.

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