Analyzing Scatter Plots and Data Points

The video tutorial explains how to analyze a data table showing the ages of six people and the number of pets they own. It guides viewers through the process of matching data points to scatter plots to determine which plot accurately represents the data. The tutorial concludes by verifying that scatter plot A includes all the data points from the table.

What does the table in the video represent?

• The ages of six people and the number of pets they own.

• The number of pets owned by different families.

• The ages of six people and their favorite colors.

• The number of pets owned by six different species.

Which scatter plot was ruled out first when analyzing the data point for a 9-year-old with 4 pets?

• Scatter plot A

• Scatter plot B

• Scatter plot C

• Scatter plot D

Why was scatter plot D ruled out during the analysis of the first data point?

• It had too many points.

• It was missing the pets axis.

• It did not have the point for 9 years old and 4 pets.

• It was missing the age axis.

What was the second data point analyzed in the video?

• 10 years old with 3 pets

• 8 years old with 2 pets

• 6 years old with 4 pets

• 7 years old with 2 pets

Which scatter plots remained in consideration after analyzing the second data point?

• Scatter plots A and C

• Scatter plots B and C

• Scatter plots A and B

• Scatter plots C and D

What was the third data point analyzed in the video?

• 10 years old with 3 pets

• 8 years old with 2 pets

• 6 years old with 4 pets

• 7 years old with 2 pets

Which scatter plot was ruled out after analyzing the third data point?

• Scatter plot A

• Scatter plot B

• Scatter plot C

• Scatter plot D

What was the final conclusion about scatter plot A?

• It represented all the data points in the table.

• It did not represent any data points.

• It only represented half of the data points.

• It was missing several data points.

Which data point was used to verify scatter plot A?

• 6 years old with 4 pets

• 10 years old with 3 pets

• 7 years old with 2 pets

• 8 years old with 1 pet

What was the purpose of verifying scatter plot A with the remaining data points?

• To see if it was the largest plot.

• To check if it had the most points.

• To confirm it accurately represented all the data.

• To ensure it was the most colorful plot.