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22 questions
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What is the X variable of the above scatterplot?

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What is the Y variable of the above scatterplot?

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What sales amount could be expected if the company shown in the graph spends $6750 in advertising?

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Sales of 108 could be expected from what advertising budget?

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What type of correlation is this?

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What type of correlation is this?

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What type of correlation is this?

Look at the scatterplots and answer the questions the questions.
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What are the variables being graphed?

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Describe what happens to sales as more advertising dollars are spent?

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So as one variable gets larger, the other also gets larger.
This is an example of a relationship which shows
____________ CORRELATION.

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What are the two variables being graphed?

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As the weight of cars increases, what happens to the miles per gallon?

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So as one variable gets larger, the other gets smaller.
This is an example of a relationship which shows ______________ CORRELATION.

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What are the two variables being graphed?

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As the temperature increases, what happens to the sales?

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So as one variable gets larger, the other isn’t affected.
This is an example of a relationship which shows ______________ CORRELATION.

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A car weighing 3,500 lbs. could be expected to get approximately _________ miles per gallon.

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A car that gets 25 miles per gallon could be expected to weigh approximately ________ lbs.

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A car weighing 3,000 lbs. could be expected to get approximately __________ miles per gallon.

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Mark all that are true about the relationship shown between stopping distance and speed of cars from the 1920’s.

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Complete the statement about the relationships shown by the graphs.
Graph A shows ________ correlation

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Complete the statement about the relationships shown by the graphs.
Graph B shows ________ correlation

Now, go to the Scatter Plot Practice Formative.


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