The first thing we look for is the y-intercept at -2. The only graphs where the line passes through the y-intercept at this point are the first and the last.
The slope of the line we want is -2/3. This means the line decreases; the first graph increases, not decreases, so it must be the fourth one..
Checking the fourth graph, from the y-intercept, we go down 2 and over 3 to find the next point; this means the slope is -2/3 and this is the correct line.
