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The graph below represents the total amount of chips in the bag in oz., y, over time, x, in minutes.

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1) What is the end behavior of the graph? Response area

2) What would be a reasonable domain (input) for this scenario? Response area

3) What would be reasonable range (outputs) for the scenario? Response area

End Behavior
Reasonable domain

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To provide accurate responses for the questions based on the information given, I will provide likely answers based on standard behaviors of graphs representing total amounts of something over time.

  1. What is the end behavior of the graph?

    • The end behavior of the graph could be that as time increases, the amount of chips approaches a certain value (possibly stabilizing) or decreases to zero if the chips are being consumed. A typical answer could be: "As x (time) approaches infinity, y (total chips) approaches a constant value or 0."

  2. What would be a reasonable domain (input) for this scenario?

    • A reasonable domain would be non-negative values since time cannot be negative. A typical answer could be: "x ≥ 0."

  3. What would be a reasonable range (outputs) for the scenario?

    • The range should reflect the possible total amounts of chips, which could include 0 (if all chips are taken) up to a maximum based on initial conditions. A typical answer could be: "0 ≤ y ≤ maximum amount of chips."

Feel free to customize these answers based on the specific graph you are analyzing!