Step-by-step explanation:
and what is function 2 ?
but I think I can risk a guess based on the little piece of the graph I can see.
the y-intercept is simply the point on the y-axis (that means x=0), where the line crosses.
in other words, it is the y-value when x = 0.
the y-intercept of function 1 is therefore -5.
and the picture suggests that the visible line would cross the y-axis at about y=-6.
as -5 is greater than -6, function 1 has the greater y-intercept.
