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Say your two points are (-1,-2) and (3,4). Your y intercept is where the line your two points make crosses the y axis. You find this by taking one of your coordinates, (3,4) and you substitute it into the equation y = mx + c.

y = mx + c

4 = 3x + c

4 - 3 = c

c = 1

The first number in your coordinate is your x value and the second is your y value. (x,y)

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Wouldn't you need to find slope first then use 3 as your x value and multiply by the slope to find the y intercept? 
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