A person's Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) after t hours could be approximated by Widmark's equation. Paula is part of a research study to verify Widmark's equation. She weighs 130 pounds. The researchers ask her to drink three beers. After one hour, her BAC is at 0.1. After two hours her BAC is at 0.08. Equation for research study model: B=-0.02t+0.12 Question 3 Which of the following is an accurate interpretation of the horizontal and vertical intercepts? The vertical intercept is 0.12, which would be her BAC immediately after drinking the beers. The horizontal intercept is 6 hours, or the time at which the alcohol is gone from her body. The horizontal intercept is 6, which would be her BAC immediately after drinking the beers. The vertical intercept is 0.12 hours, or the time at which the alcohol is gone from her body. The vertical intercept is 6, which would be her BAC immediately after drinking the beers. The horizontal intercept is 0.12 hours, or the time at which the alcohol is gone from her body. The horizontal intercept is 0.12, which would be her BAC immediately after drinking the beers. The vertical intercept is 6 hours, or the time at