6. Representing data: Scatter plot

Representing data:

6. Scatter plots

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What we will do today.....

Review previous lesson.
Learning objectives
Scatter plot
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Line graphs

Some line graphs use a false origin. A false origin allows the vertical scale to start at a different value.

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Scatter plot

Scattergraphs are used to represent and compare two sets of data.

By looking at a scattergraph, we can see whether there is any connection (correlation) between the two sets of data.

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Types of correlation

-Positive correlation

-Negative correlation

-No correlation

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Positive correlation

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Negative correlation

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No correlation

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