Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
There are multiple ways to do this, but I'll go with the first one I learned and the simplest.
So the standard equation for linear functions is y=kx+b, right? Take two groups of (x,y) and plug them in.
Eg. (Taking (-3,-1) and (1,3)) -1=-3k+b and 3=k+b
By solving the above system, you get k=1, b=2. Put those into the standard equation and you get y=x+2, which is your answer.
