Scatter Plots

Front

Which type of association best describes the relationship between the times Lottie walked and the distances she traveled? Options: positive and negative association, positive association, negative association, no association

Back

positive association

Front

Five members of a punk band were at the local skatepark, signing autographs. The table shows the number of autographs signed by each band member during the first hour. Which scatter plot matches the table?

Back

Front

At an amusement park, a lemonade stand was next to a roller coaster. Throughout the day, people who got off the ride and purchased lemonade were asked how long they had to wait in line for the roller coaster. The results are shown in the scatter plot.

Back

There is no relationship between the wait time and the number of cups of lemonade sold.

Front

Relationship between variables on the scatter plot: non-linear association, linear and non-linear association, linear association, no association

Back

linear association

Front

Interpret the data from the scatter plot showing the percentage of target hits at different distances from the target for several students.

Back

There is a negative association between the distance from the target and the percentage of target hits.

Front

Relationship between variables on the scatter plot: nonlinear association, linear and nonlinear association, linear association, no association.

Back

linear association

Front

What can be concluded from the scatter plot? Options: The older a person gets, the less television he or she watches. There is no relationship between age and television watching. The older a person gets, the more television he or she watches. As a person gets older, their taste in television shows changes.

Back

The older a person gets, the less television he or she watches.

Front

Ashley counted the students in each of her classes on Friday. The table shows the number she counted each period. Which scatter plot matches the table?

Back

Front

What is the relationship between the variables on the scatter plot?

Options: positive association, positive and negative association, no association, negative association

Back

positive association

Front

Is there a cluster around the point (60, 200)?

Back

True