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mathmale · Answer

You do exactly the same thing here as before.  When you've plotted the points, let me know.  You need to estimate what the correlation between x and y is.  We can tackle that later.

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@mathmale Idk how to do this one T_T

mathmale · Answer

I see that x values could be well represented between 50 and 75.  Subdivide your x-axis accordingly.  Your previous graph was great; I know you know how to do this problem!
What would be appropriate scale divisions for the vertical axis?

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mathsucks321 · Answer

It is B @mathmale My final answer

mathmale · Answer

I haven't seen your own graph, but trust that you have seen a good match between your graph and Answer (b).  Nice work.