Question

Which scatter plot represents the data in the table?

Sponsors Donations ($)
9 130
17 220
4 40
7 90
8 100
5 50
14 190
2 20
10 160

Answer 1

A. http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1547500_1548000/1547919/2/0f1cffeb0e65cc2d5007d701a9fabdcbf2f94ff4/MS_IMC-1401006-100871.jpg

Answer 2

B. http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1547500_1548000/1547920/2/3193f6110d2344ee9a2369f2b82f49964684d6b2/MS_IMC-1401006-100872.jpg

Answer 3

C. http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1547500_1548000/1547921/2/5c04a7ef2a4627edb0d14d64f5de312d8349c465/MS_IMC-1401006-100873.jpg

Answer 4

D. http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1547500_1548000/1547923/3/2d1e3fc91493aa218b52d4698bb4feadfd296c0f/MS_IMC-1401006-100875.jpg

Answer 5

@Data_LG2

Answer 6

Do you know what to do?

Answer 7

just match the data from the table to one of the graphs.

pretend that the sponsors are x variables and donations are the y-variables. Then plot them

Answer 8

Okaiii uno momento

Answer 9

I'm goin with D

Answer 10

@Data_LG2

Answer 11

@bibby am i right? i dont want the answer btw

Answer 12

@KyanTheDoodle

Answer 13

nope

Answer 14

Okaii thanks could you possibly help?

Answer 15

look for the graph that matches the table they give you

Answer 16

A?

Answer 17

for example, looking at D, nowhere on the table is there a (1,6)
nope

Answer 18

Okaii

Answer 19

I see

Answer 20

the graph should have as many points as the table has
think of the number of supporters as your x axis

Answer 21

Eureka B!!

Answer 22

ayyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Answer 23

<3 can you help with like 4 more?

Answer 24

LOL i guess

Answer 25

Yush!