To determine the approximate weight of the child when they are 6 months old from the described exponential function graph, you would typically look at the point on the curve that corresponds to 6 months on the x-axis.
Since I cannot see the image, I can't provide an exact answer based on the graph, but I can guide you on how to interpret it:
- Find the x-coordinate of 6 months on the graph.
- Move vertically to the curve to find the corresponding y-coordinate, which represents weight in pounds.
Based on the options provided, you would select the value that closely matches the y-coordinate at 6 months.
If you have access to the graph, use the instructions above to find the child's weight at 6 months. If it's an estimate among the choices, choose the one that you believe is closest based on the graph's curve at that point.