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On the linear equation in senior high school mathematics.
When k > 0, y=kx+b increases in [-3,4], so the straight line y=kx+b passes through (-3,8), (4, 13), and the equation of the straight line is solved by two-point formula.

When k < 0, y=kx+b decreases on [-3,4], so the straight line y=kx+b passes through (-3, 13), (4,8), and the equation of the straight line is solved by two-point formula.

Solution: when k > 0, y=kx+b increases on [-3,4], so the straight line y=kx+b passes through (-3,8), (4, 13).

So,

, the solution.

So the linear equation is

y=3x+ 1。

When k < 0, y=kx+b decreases on [-3,4], so the straight line y=kx+b passes through (-3, 13), (4,8),

therefore

, the solution.

So the linear equation is y =-3x+4.

To sum up, the linear equation is as follows

Y=3x+ 1, or y=-3x+4,

So the answer is

Y=3x+ 1 or y =-3x+4.

Comments: This question examines the relationship between the coefficient of the first term and the monotonicity of the first function, and solves the first equation by two-point method.