Scott plays video games every day after school. It seems like the more he plays, the better his scores get. (Practice makes perfect, right?) The scatter plot below compares Scott’s high scores to the amount of time he’s played. What is the slope of the line of best fit?

A. -4
B. -1/4
C. 1/4
D. 4

Question

Scott plays video games every day after school. It seems like the more he plays, the better his scores get. (Practice makes perfect, right?) The scatter plot below compares Scott’s high scores to the amount of time he’s played. What is the slope of the line of best fit?


A.	-4
	B.	-1/4
	C.	1/4
	D.	4

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@AllTehMaffs  wouldnt my answer be A?

anonymous · Answer

A is a negative slope, which would show that his scores are getting worse!

anonymous · Answer

so other way around then my answer is 4!

anonymous · Answer

Almost.  How much does the time go up in one square, and high score go across in one square?

anonymous · Answer

they're trying to be sneaky with the graph labels in this one :/

anonymous · Answer

oh only 1/4

anonymous · Answer

yup yup ^_^