Identify the statement that best explains your intercept.

When the energy is zero, the temperature is $22\mathrm{.}1C.$

While this is a correct statement, it does not explain the meaning of the $y-$intercept.

When the temperature is zero, the energy is about $-152,000J.$

When the energy is zero, the temperature is about $-152,000C.$

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