To determine the point corresponding to the number of pairs of jeans Talia purchased, we need to find the point that aligns with the cost of jeans on the graph.
Given that jeans are discounted to $15 each, we can identify the point where the cost on the y-axis equals $15.
Looking at the points provided:
- Point A corresponds to (1, 25) which suggests 1 item costing $25.
- Point B corresponds to (2, 30) which suggests 2 items costing $30.
- Point C corresponds to (2, 20) which suggests 2 items costing $20.
- Point D corresponds to (4, 20) which suggests 4 items costing $20.
Since none of the points listed explicitly indicate a total cost of $15, we need to determine how many pairs of jeans she would need to purchase for that cost:
1 pair of jeans costs $15, so the corresponding point for jeans is (1, 15).
Since 1 pair of jeans costing $15 does not match any of the specifically listed points, we may infer that the question is asking for the next logical conclusion.
Given these considerations, the closest logical deduction would lead us to focus back on the options. Since the point representing jeans at $15 specifically is not present in the answer options (A, B, C, or D), it appears a conclusion suggests the answer is not explicitly listed.
However, if we interpret the question strictly by cost and find approximations within the range of items/pairs that might have been bought, we could view point C (2, 20) as a potential second item being sold. Having bought jeans along with other items that could have been items that bring the average down.
Confirming theoretical points would be needed to definitively state:
Thus, from the given responses and point choices, if forced to select among the provided points based on context,
The correct response pertaining closely to potential jeans interaction would be: C