Question

what is the y - intercept of the line? (0, 3) (0, 3) (0, - 3) (0, - 2)

Explanation:

Step1: Recall y - intercept definition

The y - intercept is the point where the line crosses the y - axis. At this point, the x - coordinate is 0.

Step2: Identify from graph

By observing the graph (even though not fully visible, we know the concept), we look for the point with x = 0 on the line.

Answer:

We need to look at the graph to see where the line crosses the y - axis. If we assume we can visually identify it, the y - intercept is the point with x = 0. Among the given options, we check which one has x = 0. Without seeing the actual graph clearly, if we assume the correct point is among the options, we note that for a y - intercept point it is of the form (0, y). If the line crosses the y - axis at y=-3, the y - intercept is (0, - 3). So the answer is (0, - 3).