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question 8

what is a maximum on a graph?

  • the highest point of the graph.
  • the lowest point of the graph.
  • the point where the graph crosses the \\(y\\)-axis.
  • the point where the graph crosses the \\(x\\)-axis.

question 9

what is the minimum value of a graph?

  • the lowest point on a graph.
  • the point where the graph is decreasing.
  • the point where the graph crosses the \\(x\\)-axis.
  • the highest point on a graph.

Explanation:

Analyze Question 8

The question asks for the definition of a maximum on a graph. By definition, a maximum represents the highest point or value that a function or graph reaches. Comparing this with the choices:

  • "The highest point of the graph" matches this definition.
  • "The lowest point of the graph" defines a minimum.
  • "The point where the graph crosses the \(y\)-axis" defines the \(y\)-intercept.
  • "The point where the graph crosses the \(x\)-axis" defines an \(x\)-intercept.

Analyze Question 9

The question asks for the definition of the minimum value of a graph. By definition, a minimum represents the lowest point or value that a function or graph reaches. Comparing this with the choices:

  • "The lowest point on a graph" matches this definition.
  • "The point where the graph is decreasing" refers to an interval of decrease, not a single minimum value.
  • "The point where the graph crosses the \(x\)-axis" defines an \(x\)-intercept.
  • "The highest point on a graph" defines a maximum.

Answer:

Question 8

  • The highest point of the graph. (Correct answer)
  • The lowest point of the graph.
  • The point where the graph crosses the \(y\)-axis.
  • The point where the graph crosses the \(x\)-axis.

Question 9

  • The lowest point on a graph. (Correct answer)
  • The point where the graph is decreasing.
  • The point where the graph crosses the \(x\)-axis.
  • The highest point on a graph.