Answer:
y=4/2x+3 (you could've simplified the slope to 2/1)
Step-by-step explanation:
I usually start by looking for the y-intercept (where the line crosses the y-axis), and in this case it is three.
I then do rise over run (rise/run) to find slope. You count how many units up or down between whole points, then how many left or right. You put it into a fraction and then times it by x.
Plugging them in: y= 4/2x (slope) +3 (y-intercept)
Hope this helps :)