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Ernie is driving home from visiting his cousins. The graph compares the number of hours Ernie drove and his distance from home. What is the x-intercept? What does it represent?
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The x-intercept is 350. Ernie started out his trip 350 miles from home. The x-intercept is 50. Ernie drove 50 miles per hour. The x-intercept is 7. It took Ernie 7 hours of driving to get home. The x-intercept is 0. Ernie is 0 miles from home when he starts his trip.
the x intercept is the one going across therefore it eliminates two answers. witch it would be c. the x-intercept is 7. it took Ernie 7 hours of driving to get home. now re-read it and it makes sence
so its C?
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