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Describing a Scatter Plot Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on describing scatter plots: positive, negative or no association, form, strength and outliers, book pages and mass, screen time and sleep, a cooling cup of tea, swimmers' age and time, and fire stations and house fires. 6 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Say whether to expect a positive, negative or no association for each pair of variables, and why.
  2. Paperback books: describe the association between pages and mass.
  3. Screen time and sleep: describe the scatter plot of twelve students.
  4. Cup of tea: describe the cooling pattern in the scatter plot.
  5. Swimming club: describe the association between age and 50 m time.
  6. Fire stations and house fires: explain a strong positive association across 20 towns.

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