To identify the graph that meets the specified properties, let's analyze each of the given conditions:
- Y-intercept at (0,22): This means that when x = 0, the value of y should be 22.
- Horizontal asymptote at y = 5: This indicates that as x approaches positive or negative infinity, the value of y approaches 5.
- Decreasing for all values of x: This means that the function is always decreasing as you move from left to right on the graph.
Now, let's analyze the provided graph descriptions to see which one fits these criteria:
- Graph A: The y-intercept is not clearly specified, and it appears to have an asymptote at a value other than y = 5, based on the description.
- Graph B: Similarly, without specific coordinates given in the description, it's unclear if the y-intercept or horizontal asymptote meet the specified values.
- Graph C: The solid curve intersects the y-axis. However, we need it to intersect at (0,22), and it's not explicitly stated. It could also include an asymptote.
- Graph D: Again, the information does not directly confirm the properties.
Given the criteria of having the y-intercept at (0,22), the horizontal asymptote at y=5, and being decreasing for all x-values, it's likely that none of the described graphs completely satisfy all conditions based solely on the provided descriptions.
If you can provide visual representations or numerical specifics, that would help in more accurately determining which graph meets all conditions. Based on the likely candidates without specific details, it appears none meet the requirements perfectly. Graph C is a candidate, but without confirming that it intersects y=22 and has a horizontal asymptote of 5, we would need more information.
If you have visual access to these graphs, please choose the one that clearly shows a y-intercept at (0,22), decreases, and approaches y=5 as x tends to ±∞.