Concept explainers
To draw: A graph to represent a real-world situation. Also, explain if the graph is or is not a function.
Answer to Problem 29HP
A graph representing a real-world situation is as follows:
The graph represents a function.
Explanation of Solution
The number of pens and their prices are as follows:
The following data can be represented on a graph as follows:
If for each value of x in the domain, a vertical line passes through no more than one point on the graph, then the graph represents a function. The obtained graph does represent a function because a vertical line at any value of x , does not pass through more than one point.
Chapter 9 Solutions
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