Question

The following is a scatter plot of the heights and weights of the students in Mr. Baldwin’s PE class.

http://media.education2020.com/evresources/4072-02-01-04-00_files/i0270000.jpg

What is the weight of the student who is 75 inches tall? Does the scatter plot show a positive or negative correlation?
a.
About 191 pounds; negative correlation
b.
About 191 pounds; positive correlation
c.
About 185 pounds; negative correlation
d.
About 185 pounds; positive correlation

Answer 1

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Answer 2

do you have a guess?

Answer 3

I can check any guess that you have, but i can't tell the answer because i got in trouble for doing that the other day. :)

Answer 4

@First_world_PROBLEMS

Answer 5

by who

Answer 6

multiple people on different questions.

Answer 7

and yes i think it b or d

Answer 8

i know that it's positive

Answer 9

It is D. :)

Answer 10

thanks so much ive been waiting half an hour for this while workiing on other problems

Answer 11

:) Glad to help. I can help with more if you need it.

Answer 12

ok um lemme see

Answer 13

Determine whether the graph shows a positive correlation, a negative correlation, or no correlation. If there is a positive or negative correlation, describe its meaning in the situation.
http://media.education2020.com/evresources/4072-02-01-04-00_files/i0120001.jpg


Year

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Dept. of Labor
a.
no correlation
b.
positive correlation; as time passes, the CPI increases.
c.
positive correlation; as time passes, the CPI decreases.
d.
negative correlation; as time passes, the CPI decreases.

Answer 14

this one i think is b

Answer 15

$$\Huge\color{fuchsia}{Yep!~That~is~what~I~would~Say!}$$

Answer 16

yay and cool how"d you do that

Answer 17

Suppose you were to create a scatter plot of outside temperature and amount of heating bill. Would you expect to see a positive, negative, or no relationship between the two variables. Explain your answer.
a.
no relationship.
b.
positive relationship; as the outside temperature decreases, the amount of the heating bill increases.
c.
positive relationship; as the outside temperature increases, the amount of the heating bill increases.
d.
negative relationship; as the outside temperature decreases, the amount of the heating bill increases

Answer 18

D?

Answer 19

Yeah. I would say d.

Answer 20

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Answer 21

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$$\Huge\color{#B0E0E6}{I~can~teach~you~if~you~want!}$$

Answer 22

LOL SURE

Answer 23

haha

What you would type would look like this:

$ $\{This~is~what~it~would~look~like}$$

Answer 24

you wouldn't put a space between the $$ though. i just did that so it would show the code

Answer 25

The most important things to remember are:
•The beginning will look like this $$\
•to type worlds, you have to enclose them in brackets. { }
•you don't use spaces in between the words. You have to use this: ~

Answer 26

If you want to do colors, the coding would look like this:
$$\color{pink}{Like~this!}$$

$ $\color{pink}{like~this}$$

Answer 27

to make it bigger, you would type "Huge" before you type color and add another backwards slash after it. :)

Answer 28

You try!

Answer 29

$$\color{blue}{ok}$$

Answer 30

$$\color{blue}{THIS~IS~COOL!!!}$$

Answer 31

Yep! there is a section in open study called latex practicing that has a lot more info! I find my colors from his website: http://www.color-hex.com

Answer 32

you can use any colors!

Answer 33

thank you

Answer 34

:)