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Step-by-step explanation: function 2 y-intecept is -5(when r=0), fuction 1 y-intecept:

p=-3/2*r-5  (r=0 because we looking for y-intecept)

p=0-5=-5

semsee45

Answer:

The functions have the same y-intercept

Step-by-step explanation:

y-intercept is when r = 0

Function 1:

[tex]p = -\dfrac32(0)-5=-5[/tex]

⇒ y-intercept is at -5

Function 2:

From inspection of table, when r = 0, p = -5

⇒ y-intercept is at -5

Therefore, the functions have the same y-intercept

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