Point B in the graph represents the relationship to Sidhaanth's savings.
How do we read a graph in the Coordinate (x-y) plane?
A point on the graph can be read as a point (x, y) where y is the perpendicular distance of the point from the x-axis and x is the perpendicular distance of the point from the y-axis.
How do we solve the given question?
We are asked to tell the point that represents Sidhaanth's savings among the points A and B.
We analyze each point like this:
Point A:
The perpendicular distance from the y-axis (x) = 1 unit.
The perpendicular distance from the x-axis (y) = 28 units.
∴ The point is (1, 28) which says that Sidhaanth's weekly savings are $28.00. This is not true, as his weekly saving, as seen from the table is $7.00.
So, point A doesn't represent the relationship to Sidhaanth's savings.
Point B:
The perpendicular distance from the y-axis (x) = 2 units.
The perpendicular distance from the x-axis (y) = 14 units.
∴ The point is (2, 14) which says that Sidhaanth saves $14.00 every 2 weeks. This is true, as we can see from the table that his savings in the 2nd week are $14.00.
So, point B represents the relationship to Sidhaanth's savings.
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