Explanation The given line graph represents ‘U.S. regular conventional retail gasoline prices’ for automotive trades. Also, each horizontal line shows the month and year in which cost of gas changes and the vertical line shows the dollars per gallon. From the line graph of ‘U.S. regular conventional retail gasoline prices’ it can be observed that the point corresponding to the month April of the year 2003, has the value 1.50 based on the axis of ‘Dollars per gallon’

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