Breanna set up her media player and created a graph to show what she saved on it. what does point a represent on the graph? a. breanna has 40 songs for every 3 games on her media player. b. breanna has 2 songs for every 3 games on her media player. c. breanna has 37 more songs for each game on her media player. d. breanna has 1 more game for each song on her media player.

Option: A is the correct answer.

A.    Breanna has 40 songs for every 3 games on her media player.

Step-by-step explanation:

By looking at the graph we see that the point A is located at (40,3)

where the horizontal axis i.e. the x-axis represent the number of songs and the vertical axis i..e the y-axis represent the number of games.

This means for Point A we have:

x-value=40 and y-value=3

This means it represents that:

Breanna has 40 songs for every 3 games on her media player.

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