The video tutorial explains linear functions, their representations, and how to convert a graph into a linear equation. It covers the components of the linear equation y = mx + b, focusing on the slope (m) and y-intercept (b). Two examples demonstrate finding linear equations from graphs, one with a positive slope and another with a negative slope. The tutorial also includes a method to verify the correctness of the derived equations.

Describe the process of converting a graph into a linear function equation.

What steps would you take to verify if a linear function equation is correct using points from the graph?