if you look at the table, you see it goes +8, but the #s in the table are only the even ones, which means it actually goes +4.
to know the y-intercept, you look at how much is adding or subtracting (look for the number without the variable)
for example, your first option is g(x)=2x+3
+3 is the y-intercept of the equation
so 1A) no
g(x)=1+5x, the y-int of this equation is 1, 1 isn't greater than 4 :v
so 1B) no
now you need to solve C first.
-4(x-1) *distribute*
-4x+1 y-int=1
so 1C) no
