What type of association is shown in this scatter plot? A. no association B. negative linear association C. linear association D. positive linear association http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1449000_1449500/1449077/1/e01e1d06ce66578b3a5218cdda7201111df56ac8/TX_MTH_PALG_08_13_03_MAT_ILL_nonlinear_association.jpg
@texaschic101
@Mateaus
@rational
Linear means it appears to follow a straight line. Do these points look like they follow a single line?
no they do not follow in a single line
So they have no association
so a
yes
thanks
In this table of bivariate data, which answer choice describes the dependent variable? Time spent studying (h) Test score (%) 1 90 0.5 70 2 98 0.25 62 1.5 92 0.75 71 2.5 100 A. hours of study B. x-values C. time of study D. test score
the variables are the table headings, and time is never the dependent variable
so it has to be test score
Time spent studying (h) Test score (%) 1 90 0.5 70 2 98 0.25 62 1.5 92 0.75 71 2.5 100
thamks ur good at this lol
@peachpi
you're welcome
What type of relationship does this scatter plot indicate? A. positive linear association B. negative nonlinear association C. negative linear association D. positive nonlinear association http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1449000_1449500/1449097/1/342cd9f753ce63a1a1c92ff19823632c53c90694/TXMTH08-140111-130301.jpg
Does that red line have positive or negative slope?
positive?
negative. It decreases from left to right.
so negative linear
oh :(
so c
yea
A scatter plot shows the y-values decreasing as the x-values decrease. What is the relationship of the bivariate data? A. negative correlation B. nonlinear correlation C. no correlation D. positive correlation
@peachpi
That would be like this, which is a positive slope |dw:1432586960311:dw|
What type of association is displayed in this scatter plot? A. negative nonlinear association B. positive linear association C. negative linear association D. positive nonlinear association http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1449000_1449500/1449101/1/8661fff00219443210076fe481fd0b55e724241c/TXMTH08-140111-130305.jpg
@peachpi
that looks exactly like the line I just drew, so the answer will be the same
positive slope
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