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Topic 4 - Bivariate Data
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What kind of association would this be? As the years go by, the value of a car decreases.
Negative Association
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Using the trendline, predict the exam score when there are 6 absences.
80
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What conclusion can you make from this scatter plot of a car?
As the years of owning the car increases, the number of miles on the car increases.
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What is a data point called that is far away from the other data points in a scatter plot?
Outlier
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Who is the best Math teacher ever?!
Mr. Wanat
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Describe this in 3 ways, Strong/Weak, Linear/Non-Linear, Positive Association, Negative Association, No Association
Weak, Linear, Positive
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What kind of association is it when one variable increases and the other variable also increases?
Positive Association
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What kind of association is it when one variable increase and the other variable decreases?
Negative Association
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Describe this in 3 ways, Strong/Weak, Linear/Non-Linear, Positive Association, Negative Association, No Association
Strong, Non-Linear, Positive
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What is the relative frequency of those that got a Cappuccino (as a percent)? Round to the nearest percent.
39%
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What kind of association would this be? Length of arm and a score on a Math test.
No Association
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Describe this in 3 ways, Strong/Weak, Linear/Non-Linear, Positive Association, Negative Association, No Association
Strong, Linear, Negative
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Of the students who like vanilla, what is the relative frequency of those that like soccer (as a fraction)
18/50
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Define Trend Line
A straight line that comes closest to the center of the data points on a scatter plot.
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What kind of association is it when one variable decreases and the other variable also decreases?
Positive Association
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How many total people were surveyed?
80
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What is the relative frequency of those that like soccer (as a fraction)
30/72
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Name the type of association: Positive, Negative, or No Association
Negative Association
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Of the students who like football, what is the relative frequency of those that like chocolate (as a fraction)
10/42
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How many females cannot swim?
27
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Name the type of association: Positive, Negative, or No Association
Negative Association
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Name the type of association: Positive, Negative, or No Association
Positive Association
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How many males can swim?
26
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What is Mr. Wanat's favorite dessert?
Brownies
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What conclusion can you make from this scatter plot?
Height has no effect on exam scores.
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Describe this in 3 ways, Strong/Weak, Linear/Non-Linear, Positive Association, Negative Association, No Association
Strong, Linear, Positve
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What kind of association would this be? As you work more hours, your pay increases.
Positive Association
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Of the students who like chocolate, what is the relative frequency of those that like football (as a decimal)? Round to the nearest percent.
45%
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Of the people who got a medium, what is the relative frequency of those that got a latte (as a fraction)?
4/12
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What is the coordinate of the outlier in this scatter plot?
(3, 10)
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What is it called when you have two or more distinct groups of data points on a scatter plot?
Cluster
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Of the students who like soccer, what is the relative frequency of those that like vanilla (as a decimal)? Round to the nearest percent.
60%
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Name the type of association: Positive, Negative, or No Association
No Association
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Describe this in 3 ways, Strong/Weak, Linear/Non-Linear, Positive Association, Negative Association, No Association
Weak, Linear, Negative
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Of the people who bought hot chocolate, what is the relative frequency of those that got a large (as a decimal)? Round to the nearest percent.
55%
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What kind of association is it when one variable has no effect on the other variable?
No Association
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