The graph represents the path of a person jumping off of a diving board. What is happening at time x=1 second? (1 point)ResponsesThe diver is still on the diving board.The diver is still on the diving board.The diver is landing in the water.The diver is landing in the water.The diver is halfway to the water.The diver is halfway to the water.The diver reaches their maximum height.The diver reaches their maximum height.Skip to navigation
The correct response is: The diver reaches their maximum height.
To determine what is happening at time x=1 second, we need to analyze the graph. The graph represents the path of a person jumping off a diving board.
One way to determine the position of the diver at a specific time is by examining the y-coordinate of the graph at that time. At x=1 second, we can find the corresponding y-coordinate on the graph.
If the y-coordinate is at the highest point on the graph, it indicates that the diver has reached their maximum height in mid-air. If the y-coordinate is at the lowest point on the graph, it indicates that the diver has reached the water. If the y-coordinate is halfway between the highest and lowest points, it indicates that the diver is halfway to the water.
By evaluating the graph at x=1 second, we can determine the position of the diver.