(b) Explain why the graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f. What must be done to the figure to make it an accurate graph of the function f? Choose the correct statement below [Select] A. The graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f because for some years there is more than one cost graphed. B. The graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f because functions cannot have sharp corners. C. The graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f because the horizontal lines make the graph fail the vertical-line test. D. The graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f because the value of the function is not marked for odd-numbered years.

(b) Explain why the graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f. What must be done to the figure to make it an accurate graph of the function f? Choose the correct statement below [Select] A. The graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f because for some years there is more than one cost graphed. B. The graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f because functions cannot have sharp corners. C. The graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f because the horizontal lines make the graph fail the vertical-line test. D. The graph in the figure is not the graph of the function f because the value of the function is not marked for odd-numbered years.

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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