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Jalme graphed linear data given in the form (cost, number). The y-Intercept was 0. Jayla graphed the same data given in the form (number, cost). What was the y-Intercept of her graph? Complete the explanation. Jaime's graph contained (select) Since Jayla's data were the same, but with the x and y switched, her graph also contained (select) (select) (0,1) 1(1,0) (0,0) Question 10 of 10 Check Answer

Jalme graphed linear data given in the form (cost, number). The y-Intercept was 0. Jayla-example-1
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Answer:

Jaime's graph contained point;


(0,0)

Given that;

Jalme graphed linear data given in the form (cost, number) and the y-Intercept was 0.

At the y intercept, the value of x will be equal to zero.

So, Jalme will have both x and y equal to zero at the y intercept;

Therefore, Jaime's graph contained point;


(0,0)

Also, Jayla graphed the same data given in the form (number, cost).

At the y intercept, x = 0.

Since the coordinates in Jaime's graph was interchanged in Jayla's graph.

From the point in Jaime's graph, the y intercept for Jayla's graph will also be equal to 0.

So, Jayla's graph will also contain point;


(0,0)

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