What does the y-intercept of the graph mean in context of the scenario?
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The ending diameter of the tree.
The ending diameter of the tree.
The starting diameter of the tree.
The starting diameter of the tree.
The change in the diameter of the tree over time.
The change in the diameter of the tree over time.
How long it takes the tree to grow.
How long it takes the tree to grow.
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The y-intercept of the graph typically represents the starting value of the variable being measured when time (or another independent variable) is zero. In the context of tree growth, the y-intercept would indicate the starting diameter of the tree. Therefore, the correct response is:
The starting diameter of the tree.
