So not only did it plot the various data points, it actually fit a line to that data, and it gave me the equation of that line. It says the equation of this line is y. Let me see if I can make this a little bit bigger. I'll move it out of the way so you can read it at least. So it tells me right here that the equation for this line is y is equal to 1,882.3x plus 52,847. So if you remember what we know about slope and y-intercept, the y-intercept is 52,847, which is if you use this line as your measure, where this line intersects at year 0, or in 1995. So if you use this line as a model, in 1995 the line would say that you're going to make 52,847.