Scatter Diagrams Flashcards

1
Q

What type of data are scatter diagrams used for

A

Bivariate data

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2
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Where do you plot the explanatory variable

A

On the x axis

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3
Q

Where do you plot the response variable

A

The y axis

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4
Q

When do you draw a line of best fit

A

If there is a linear relationship between the variables

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5
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Where should the line of best fit fall

A

Passing as close to as many points as possible with roughly equal numbers of points on both sides

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6
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What is correlation

A

The connection between both variables

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7
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What is a positive correlation

A

As one variable increases the other increases

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8
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What is negative correlation

A

As one variable increases the other decreases

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9
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What does it mean if there is no correlation

A

The points are too scattered to draw a line of best fit

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