Felipe put a bowl of candies on his desk. He graphed the relationship between how many days had passed and how many candies remained. What does the x-intercept represent in this context

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Hadassah

25 February, 11:01

Felipe put a bowl of candies on his desk. He graphed the relationship between how many days had passed and how many candies remained. What does the x-intercept represent in this context

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Katherine · Answer 1

If you were to graph this, we would have the number of days on the x-axis, and the number of candies on the y-axis. If the number of candies was 0 (y = 0), then the x-intercept would represent the number of days it took to run out of candy.

Mcclure · Answer 2

Answer: How many days passed before there were no candies left