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What does the Y-intercept of this function represent?

What does the Y-intercept of this function represent?-example-1

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Take a look at the graph. We can see that the horizontal axis tells us the number of years since the city was founded.

Y-intercepts happen at x = 0. So, let's think about what x = 0 means on the graph. This would be "0 years since the city was founded" or the same time the city was founded.

In other words, the y-intercept of this function represents the initial population (the population when the city was first founded).
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The growth of the population
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