1. For each scatteralot: • Draw a tine or curve to show the trend on the graph, if passible. Are the shapes linear or nonlinear? Far thase that are lincar, Include o Do they have posltive, negative, or no trends? Explain the trend in context of the graph. o Is the association strong, mederate or weak? Soterpat o Aragea A 00 2500 tees n se fe Sotterplot of High Scheel Shoe Sise Scatterplet of Selery Start Year 100 1990 2000 000 Stat Tar olry n thoande of dos per yea VAD papssfe

1. For each scatteralot: • Draw a tine or curve to show the trend on the graph, if passible. Are the shapes linear or nonlinear? Far thase that are lincar, Include o Do they have posltive, negative, or no trends? Explain the trend in context of the graph. o Is the association strong, mederate or weak? Soterpat o Aragea A 00 2500 tees n se fe Sotterplot of High Scheel Shoe Sise Scatterplet of Selery Start Year 100 1990 2000 000 Stat Tar olry n thoande of dos per yea VAD papssfe

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.2: Representing Data

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