To determine , you substitute the - and -values of one of the two points into the equation of the line. Here, it is calculated exemplarily with the point ."
Choose any point on the line, for example, the given point . Find a second point by moving from the point 1 unit to the right. According to the slope , 1you then have to go units down. You obtain the green slope triangle. Connect the two points to form a line.
Alternatively, you can find the second point by moving 3 units to the right and 4 units down. You obtain the orange slope triangle. (The slope is still .)