The graph shows the total number of COVID-19 cases in the UK from February 23 to April 17 2020.

Each value in the x-axis shows days since COVID cases started to be measured in the UK, with "day 1" representing February 23. The y-axis shows the total number of cases per day.

Which of the following correctly uses the graph to determine the best estimate for the number of COVID-19 cases in the UK on day 26?

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Responses

8,000 cases
8,000 cases

15,000 cases
15,000 cases

3,500 cases
3,500 cases

20,000 cases
20,000 cases
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To determine the best estimate for the number of COVID-19 cases in the UK on day 26 using the graph, you would need to look at the point on the graph that corresponds to day 26. Given that I don’t have access to the actual graph, I can't provide an exact number.

However, you can visually check the value on the y-axis at the point of day 26 and see which option (8,000 cases, 15,000 cases, 3,500 cases, or 20,000 cases) aligns most closely with the y-axis value for that day.

If you're able to analyze the graph now, choose the response that matches the y-value at day 26 for the most accurate estimate.