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When working with scatterplots and the dots line up on a graph, but more in a curvy line, this would be an example of which model?
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a. linear model c. outlier model b. quadratic or exponential model d. no correlation model
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The dots are connected, so then it /should/ be no quadratic or exponential. If it were linear, it would flow in one straight line. If it was quadratic or exponential, it would curve upward (or downward depending). Do you have a picture or an equation that could help?
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quadratic or exponential was right! thanks alot!
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