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27 March, 00:33

The graph shows the girth of the trunk of a fir tree after different numbers of years: What does the y-intercept of the graph represent?

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  1. 27 March, 04:03
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    The y-intercept represents the initial girth of the tree. Assuming that the X-axis represents time in this scenario (as it usually does) the y-axis, therefore, represents the girth of the tree. The y-intercept is located where X = 0. So if no time has passed then this must be the first measurement of the girth of the tree.
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