What does it mean for data to be an outlier? How does an outlier appear on a graph?
How is a line of best fit drawn? Describe how you decide where to put it.
A scatter plot has been created with a line of best fit that matches the equation y = 11x + 340. Using this line of best fit, determine the output value when the input is 10. Do you think this matches a point on the scatterplot? Why or why not?
What does it mean for data on a scatter plot to have no association? How does that affect the line of best fit?
When finding conditional frequency, how do you know if you should put the row total or column total in the denominator?

Question

What does it mean for data to be an outlier? How does an outlier appear on a graph?
How is a line of best fit drawn? Describe how you decide where to put it. 
A scatter plot has been created with a line of best fit that matches the equation y = 11x + 340. Using this line of best fit, determine the output value when the input is 10. Do you think this matches a point on the scatterplot? Why or why not?
What does it mean for data on a scatter plot to have no association? How does that affect the line of best fit?
When finding conditional frequency, how do you know if you should put the row total or column total in the denominator?

buttercup888 · Answer

@Aeon @563blackghost