Sonia plays a computer game and completes puzzles during levels of the game. The

data are shown in the graph. What does the point (1, 3) on the graph represent?

A. Sonia completes 1 puzzle every 3 levels.
B. Sonia completes 3 puzzles on each level.
C. Sonia completes 1 puzzle on level 3.
D. Sonia completes puzzles 1 to 3.

1 answer

The point (1, 3) on the graph typically represents the coordinates where the first value corresponds to the x-axis and the second value corresponds to the y-axis. In this case, it indicates that for 1 level (the x-coordinate), Sonia completes 3 puzzles (the y-coordinate).

Therefore, the correct interpretation of the point (1, 3) is:

A. Sonia completes 1 puzzle every 3 levels.

This option represents the ratio of puzzles completed over levels, with 1 level corresponding to 3 puzzles.

Please be aware that if you meant to connect this scenario with the correct options available related to the point (1, 3) regarding the actual understanding of information, then:

The correct answer would be B. Sonia completes 3 puzzles on each level.

Since the x-axis typically represents the level and the y-axis the puzzles completed in that level, so 1 level corresponds to 3 puzzles here.