Answer:
First box (Top left): y + x = 4
Second box (Top right): y = x + 4
Third box (Bottom): y = (1/4)x
Step-by-step explanation: For the first box on the top left, the line is shown going down which means as x increases, y decreases resulting in a negative slope. Since the equation of a line has the form y = mx + b where m represents the slope, m would be a negative number for a negative slope. By rearranging the equations above, we can write y + x = 4 as y = -x + 4 after subtracting both sides by -x to make it look like the form y = mx + b. Since this is the only equation with a negative slope and the y-intercept (where the line intercepts the y-axis) represented as b is 4 as shown in the graph and the equation, the equation for this line is y + x = 4.
For the second box on the top right, the line is shown going up which means as x increases, y increases resulting in a positive slope. Since the slope is now positive, the m, in the same form, y = mx + b, would be a positive number. The y-intercept or b is also still 4 as shown in the graph as the line intersects the y-axis so by looking at the options above, the equation for this line is y = x + 4.
For the third box on the bottom, the line is shown with a less steep slope going up meaning as x increases, y increases with a lower slope. Since the slope will still be positive but lower than the previous line with a y-intercept of 0 as shown in the graph, the equation for this line is y = (1/4)x.