The correct interpretation of the initial value in the function \( f(x) = -350x + 1,400 \) is:
The initial value of 1,400 represents the distance from your starting point to your final destination.
In this context, when \( x = 0 \) (representing the start of your trip), the function gives \( f(0) = 1,400 \). This means that at the start of your journey, your distance from the destination is 1,400 units (miles, kilometers, etc.).
The value of \( -350 \) indicates that you are reducing this distance by 350 units for each day you travel.