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Mathematics, 06.10.2019 22:30 Brittany0512

For a certain type of injury, the equation yˆ=4.094x+6.255 models the number of minutes a patient can walk on a treadmill, where x is the number of sessions they had since their recovery began.

what does the y-intercept of the equation represent in context of the situation?

before beginning recovery, patients can walk about 6 min on a treadmill.
patients are expected to complete 4 training sessions.
before beginning recovery, patients can walk about 4 min on a treadmill.
patients are expected to complete 6 training sessions.

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