If the numbers in the first set are related to those in the second set we can use the formula yn=axn+b, where xn belongs to the first set and the corresponding yn belongs to the second set.
Therefore if n=1: y1=ax1+b, 4=a+b; 19=2a+b. We have two equations and 2 unknowns so we can solve for a and b:
(2a+b)-(a+b)=19-4, a=15.
a+b=4 so 15+b=4 and b=4-15=-11, so yn=axn+b, yn=15xn-11.
If the formula is correct then y3=15x3-11=45-11=34 which does not match y3=37. Also y4=60-11=49, which does match.
This suggests that the second set should have been 4, 19, 34, 49. This is an arithmetic progression with common difference=15, the value of a.