The minimum value is the smallest y-value of a function. true or false.

The correct answer is:

True.

Explanation:

The definition of a minimum in a function is the point whose y-coordinate is less than every other y-coordinate in the function.

This is because the y-coordinate tells us how far up or down from the x-axis a point lies. If it is a minimum point, this means there is no point below it; there is no point with a smaller y-value.

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yes ok