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Two Variable Statistics Retake

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What percent of students with a 4.0 average play soccer? (Please write it as a percent and round to the nearest whole number)

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2.

What proportion of soccer players have a 4.0 average?

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3.

Which scatterplot shows the weakest linear association (r value closer to 0)? Explain your choice.

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4.

Which scatterplot shows a strong linear association (r value close to 1 or -1)? Explain your choice.

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5.

Select all TRUE statements based off the image above.

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6.

The data in the graph above suggest a linear association. Which of the functions best represents the equation of the line of best fit?

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7.

Interpret the slope of the equation you just selected above.

You can use this template to help you if needed:

As the ________ (x-axis) increases by 1, the __________ (y-axis) increases/decreases by ______ (slope).

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8.

Use the given linear model y= 1.5x + 108 to predict what the noise level would be if 60 people attended.

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9.

Explain the meaning of the slope of the line in context.

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10.

Describe the correlation between the variables as either strong or weak and as either positive or negative. Explain your reasoning.