equation:
y=3/4x + 2
explanation:
when writing an equation for a linear graph finding the slope, you always wanna use the equation y=mx + b. b represents the y- intercept, m represents the slope.
in this equation the slope is 3/4 and you can find this by finding two “friendly points” which are basically points that are exactly on the in between part between 4 cubes. an example of two friendly points on this graph you can use to find the slope are (0,2) and (4,5). to find the slope using these points, count how many spaces are up and then to the right to get to the point. when writing the slope, the number of spaces up goes on top of the amount of spaces to the side. here it is 3 up and 4 to the side, meaning it will be 3/4.
put it all together you get y= 3/4x +2
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