Match the real-world descriptions with the features they represent within the context of Melissa’s garden. Not all tiles will be

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Match the real-world descriptions with the features they represent within the context of Melissa’s garden. Not all tiles will be

used.
-------Tiles all possible lengths of the tomato patch
----- area of the tomato patch when the length of the bell pepper patch is 0 -------area of the bell pepper patch when the length of the tomato patch is 0
------ length of the tomato patch when the area of the bell pepper patch is 0 ------all possible areas of the tomato patch -------all possible areas of the bell pepper patch

domain---------

y-intercept----------

x-intercepts-----------

range-----------

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ycow [4] · Answer 1 · 2024-01-25T09:06:30+03:00

The features in a function can be used to describe real-world events. The features and their match are:

domain: all possible lengths of the tomato patch
y - intercept: area of the bell pepper patch when the length of the tomato patch is 0
x - intercept: length of the tomato patch when the area of the bell pepper patch is 0
range: all possible areas of the bell pepper patch

For Melissa's garden, the input and output variables are:

Input: tomato patch
Output: bell pepper patch

The range is the list of possible output values, while the domain is the list of possible input values.

This means that: the range is all possible areas of the bell pepper patch while the domain is all possible lengths of the tomato patch

Also, the x and y intercepts are when the values of the output and input variables are 0, respectively.

Using the above comparison;

The y - intercept is the area of the bell pepper patch when the length of the tomato patch is 0, while the x - intercept is the length of the tomato patch when the area of the bell pepper patch is 0.