The table shows the electric current produced by a solar cell in different amounts of sunlight (light intensity). answer the questions using the data. i only need on 5 and 6

In the absence of light, you could predict the current to be 0. This makes sense, because if there is no light then the solar cell won't work. Also, you can see that the data is heading towards 0.

When the light intensity is 1000, you could predict the current to be at about 100. Following the pattern in the data, it seems like you divide the light intensity by 10 to get the current. You could also graph the points.