Algebra-1

Let's analyze each statement in relation to the graphs described:

A. "Both graphs have multiple y intercepts."

The y-intercept of a graph is where it crosses the y-axis (where x=0).

For the first graph :

The y-intercept occurs at y=4, which happens when x=0.

There is only one y-intercept in this case, so this statement is false.

For the second graph:

The y-intercept occurs at y=0, which happens when x=0.

There is also only one y-intercept for this graph, so this statement is false.

B. "Both graphs are not functions."

A function must pass the vertical line test, meaning every input x corresponds to exactly one output y.

The first graph is a straight line, and it passes the vertical line test, so it is a function. Therefore, this statement is false.

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