@ sitora @jyoung HELPPPPP PLEASE WILL GIVE BRAINLEST AND THANKS1. first question : The graph shows a predicted population as a function of time.Choose the one statement below that is true about this graph.The initial population was more than 500.The graph shows the population decreasing without bound.The graph has an x-intercept and a y-intercept.The graph shows quadrant III because only negative values make sense for this situation. Based on the graph, it is predicted that it will take more than 3 years for the population to be greater than 500.2. question Let f(x)=3x.Let g(x) = 3x−2+5.Which two statements describe the graph of g(x) with respect to the graph of f(x)?g(x) is translated 2 units right from f(x).g(x) is translated 2 units left from f(x).g(x) is translated 5 units down from f(x).g(x) is translated 5 units up from f(x).3. What is the equation of the function shown in the graph, given the equation of the parent function is f(x)=1.5x?g(x)=1.5x−2g(x)=1.5x−2g(x)=−2(1.5)xg(x)=−3(1.5)x+14. The exponential function in the graph shows the population of Greeville in the years since 2010.What real-world information is given by the point (6, 2707)?Question 7 options:The population in 2006The population in 2010The population in 2016The year in which the population is twice the population in 20105. What is the average rate of change of the function below on the interval from x = 0 to x = 2?f(x)=250(0.5)xQuestion 8 options:-93.7562.50-0.256. On the same day, Maysa and Ethan each bought one baseball card from a baseball card store. The equation f(x)=2x+5represents the value of Maysa's baseball card, in dollars, x years later.The graph above shows the value of Ethan's baseball card, in dollars, x years later.Select the one correct statement below.Question 10 options:When they bought their baseball cards, Maysa's card was worth $4 more than Ethan's card.When they bought their baseball cards, Maysa's card was worth $5 more than Ethan's card.When they bought their baseball cards, Ethan's card was worth $4 more than Maysa's card.When they bought their baseball cards, Ethan's card was worth $5 more than Maysa's card.