U6 L7-8

1. Which is one way to describe the association in the scatter plot?

• Linear association

• Non-linear association

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2. Which is another way to describe the association in the scatter plot?

• Positive association

• Negative association

• No association

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3. For the same data, two different models are graphed. Which model more closely matches the data?

• Model A

• Model B

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Here is a scatter plot of data for some of the tallest mountains on Earth.  The heights in meters and year of first recorded ascent is shown. Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in this set of data.

4. Which estimate is accurate for the height of Mount Everest?

• approximately 7460 meters

• approximately 9000 meters

• approximately 8850 meters

• approximately 6200 meters

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Here is a scatter plot of data for some of the tallest mountains on Earth.  The heights in meters and year of first recorded ascent is shown. Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in this set of data.

5. Which estimate is accurate for the height of Mount Everest?

• approximately 7460 meters

• approximately 9000 meters

• approximately 8850 meters

• approximately 6200 meters

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CCSS.HSN.VM.C.6

Here is a scatter plot of data for some of the tallest mountains on Earth.  The heights in meters and year of first recorded ascent is shown. Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in this set of data.

6. Which estimate is accurate for the height of Mount Everest?

• approximately 7460 meters

• approximately 9000 meters

• approximately 8850 meters

• approximately 6200 meters

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CCSS.HSN.VM.C.6

Here is a scatter plot of data for some of the tallest mountains on Earth.  The heights in meters and year of first recorded ascent is shown. Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in this set of data.

7. Estimate the year of the first recorded ascent of Mount Everest.

• 1932

• 1942

• 1953

• 1960

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Different stores across the country sell a book for different prices. The table shows the price of the book in dollars and the number of books sold at that price.  

8. In your book or on a sheet of paper, draw a scatter plot of the data. Include a line of best fit.  

True/False, there is an outlier in this data.

• True

• False

Different stores across the country sell a book for different prices. The table shows the price of the book in dollars and the number of books sold at that price.  

9. Looking at the scatter plot you drew for question 5, What is the relationship between the variables?

• Positive Linear Association

• Negative Linear Association

• Positive Non-linear Association

• Negative Non-linear Association

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10.  Here is a scatter plot.  Which describes the association in the scatter plot.

• Linear Association

• Non-linear Association

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