A bucket catches water dripping from a leak in the ceiling. About 0.8 L drips into the bucket per hour. Lara graphs the number of liters in the bucket versus time. She plots the number of liters in the bucket along the vertical axis, and she plots time in hours along the horizontal axis. What is the y-intercept of the line?

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Savion Byrd

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29 May, 19:53

A bucket catches water dripping from a leak in the ceiling. About 0.8 L drips into the bucket per hour. Lara graphs the number of liters in the bucket versus time. She plots the number of liters in the bucket along the vertical axis, and she plots time in hours along the horizontal axis. What is the y-intercept of the line?

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Brian Cabrera · Answer 1

I THINK the y-intercept should be 0. That is, if the firsst number on her graph is 0 going up the y-azis. However, I don't exactly see a graph, so I wouldn'tknow for sure.