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    This document provides guided notes on scatter plots, including the different types of relationships that can be shown, how to construct a scatter plot by placing the independent variable on the x-axis and dependent variable on the y-axis, and how to interpret a scatter plot by identifying if the data shows a positive, negative, or no trend as it moves from left to right. Key terms defined include independent variable, dependent variable, and the most common quadrant being the first where all numbers are positive.

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    This document provides guided notes on scatter plots, including the different types of relationships that can be shown, how to construct a scatter plot by placing the independent variable on the x-axis and dependent variable on the y-axis, and how to interpret a scatter plot by identifying if the data shows a positive, negative, or no trend as it moves from left to right. Key terms defined include independent variable, dependent variable, and the most common quadrant being the first where all numbers are positive.

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    Scatter Plot Guided Notes

    Types of Relationship

    Complete the following table after reviewing the “Types of Relationship” slide.
    Types of Relationship Image Example

    Car’s age vs the value of


    the car.

    No relationship
    How to Make a Scatter Plot

    Fill in the blank! Complete the following exercise after reviewing the video in the “How to
    Make a Scatter Plot” slide.

    Definition of a scatter plot: This is used to show a relationship between _____ variables.
    Independent is displayed in the ______ - axis
    Dependent variable is displayed in the ______- axis

    Fill in the diagram with the correct variable on the correct axis. After, circle all the data
    points.

    Interpreting a Scatter Plot

    Fill in the blank! Complete the following exercise after reviewing the video in the
    “Interpreting a Scatter Plot” slide.

    Most scatter plots are in the ________ quadrant in the XY coordinate plane. This means
    that all numbers will be __________.

    There are also three main trends that occur in a scatter plot.
    1) Positive trend meaning: that data goes _______ from left to right.
    2) Negative trend meaning: the data goes _______ from left to right.
    3) No trend, meaning: ___________.

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