We need to put this line into slope-intercept form, which is , where is the slope and is the -intercept.
The slope is rise over run, how much the value changes for one value. This can be found with the equation: where and are points on the line. Plugging in the first two points:
We know them that . This gives us for now .
Now, to solve for , plug in any one of the points (I'll use (3,13)):