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maddy1251 · Answer

Do you know what a y-intercept is? Just wanting to make sure. :D

anonymous · Answer

where a line passes through the y-axis of the graph. @Maddy1251

maddy1251 · Answer

@lostintime Okay, perfect, just wanted to be sure. Out of all of these choices, i would have to agree, although it can be considered both x-intercept and y-intercept. If the other two graphs NEVER cross the y-axis, then yes, your answer where it crosses the origin is correct, because none of the others ever show a crossing.

maddy1251 · Answer

Even though in my opinion, it's a poor representation of a y-intercept.

anonymous · Answer

Awesome! Thank you for the explanation as well. :] 
I totally agree with you there... xD but hey its what I had to graph. 
Thank you so much, have a great day.

maddy1251 · Answer

Not a problem. You are dealing with logs, I see. Have fun with those in Calc. :p 

It's true. Sometimes math makes you scratch your head. Have a nice day, too. :)