Question

helpp

Answer 1

@texaschic101

Answer 2

@mathmale

Answer 3

@welshfella

Answer 4

For the first one, do you know how to graph your points?

Answer 5

Yes, In fact I did it. Let me see If I can find the image I done it

Answer 6

Okay, sounds good.

Answer 7

Sorry It took so long I had to take a screenshot because It wouldn't let me save with the dots

Answer 8

Okay do you know how to identify clusters and outliers?

Answer 9

I did attempt to figure this out of my own but I'm not sure, clusters are like closed togther or on, and outliers are just far out of the data I think so, 18,2 and 4,6 and 16,17 are outliners clusters? would that be the dots grouped together?

Answer 10

Those 3 that you listed are outliers. Everything else is part of a cluster.

Answer 11

right, I know those 3 are outliners. I forgot to put a comma behind outliners. outliners, and clusters would that be the dots grouped together? Would I name all the points since there all clusters?

Answer 12

besides the 3 points that are outliers

Answer 13

I think all you'd need to do is say that those are the 3 outliers. Just in case, I would list all of the points that are on the cluster. (Oh and I have to go :( )

Answer 14

Thank you but before you go all the points on the graph are clusters?

Answer 15

@xMissAlyCatx Thank you so much for your help