Scatter plot and line of best fit

What does a scatter plot show?

• The sum of two data sets

• The product of two data sets

• The relationship between two sets of data

• The difference between two data sets

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What type of correlation is shown when as x increases, y also increases?

• Non-linear correlation

• Negative correlation

• No correlation

• Positive correlation

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What does a trend line with a negative slope indicate?

• Linear correlation

• No correlation

• Negative correlation

• Positive correlation

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What is the independent variable in a scatter plot comparing students' heights to their shoe sizes?

• Height

• Shoe size

• Age

• Weight

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How can a line of fit be used in a scatter plot?

• To predict future outcomes

• To calculate the sum of all data points

• To divide the plot into equal parts

• To color code the data points

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What is the first step in writing an equation of a line of fit?

• Make a scatter plot of the data

• Identify two points on the line

• Draw a line on the graph that fits the data

• Determine if the data can be represented by a linear function

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What does the slope of a line of fit represent?

• The decrease in y for a unit increase in x

• The increase in y for a unit increase in x

• The total sum of all data points

• The average value of the data set

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What is an outlier in the context of scatter plots?

• The lowest data point in the plot

• The highest data point in the plot

• A data point that lies far away from the other data points

• A data point that lies within the trend of the data

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What does a scatter plot with no correlation look like?

• All points are in a straight line

• Points are scattered randomly with no discernible pattern

• Points form a perfect circle

• Points are clustered in one corner of the plot

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How is the y-intercept of a line of fit interpreted in the context of a scatter plot comparing shoe size to height?

• It represents the average shoe size

• It represents the average height

• It represents the starting height at a shoe size of zero

• It is irrelevant in this context

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