We can rule out choice A because the slope for choice A is negative, but the line is not moving downhill (read it from left to right)
We can also rule out choice C as the y intercept is definitely not -12. The y intercept is some positive value above 5, so 6 is probably a good guess or the correct y intercept.
This leaves choice B or choice D. They both have a y intercept of 6, so let's ignore that part. The slopes are different. For choice B we have 1.5 as the slope and choice D we have 2 as the slope.
Pick the two points closest to the line which are (4, 12) and (20,36). Start by using the graph to find the two closest points. Then use the table to confirm that you have the proper numeric values.
Slope formula: m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1) m = (36-12)/(20-4) m = 24/16 m = 1.5
