Suppose the function f represents the cost of new Car A (in dollars) in terms of the number of years t since the beginning of 2015. We can imagine graphing f , even though we don't have the image of that graph. Suppose f has a vertical intercept of 14100. What does this mean in the context of the problem? Select all that apply. At the beginning of 2015, the cost of a new Car A is $14100 f ( 14100 ) = 0 14100 years after 2015, a new Car A will cost $0. f ( 0 ) = 14100 Do you expect f to have a horizontal intercept? Why? No, because we don't expect the cost of a new Car A to ever be $0. Yes, because when t = 0 a new Car A has a certain cost. Yes, because most functions have a horizontal intercept. No, because we don't have a formula for f