Choice B is correct. The graph shown is a line passing through the points and . Since the relationship between and is linear, if two points on the graph make a linear equation true, then the equation represents the relationship. Substituting for and for in the equation in choice B, , yields , or , which is true. Substituting for and for in the equation yields , or , which is true. Therefore, the equation represents the relationship between and .
Choice A is incorrect. The point is not on the graph of this equation, since , or , is not true.
Choice C is incorrect. The point is not on the graph of this equation, since , or , is not true.
Choice D is incorrect. The point is not on the graph of this equation, since , or , is not true.