Mathematics, 08.03.2021 02:20 mpatel12

1.) What does the data telling us in the graph to the left? 2.) Which point is an outlier?
A. (6, 10) C. (16, 20)
B. (13, 55) D. (16, 90)

3.) what makes your choice an outlier?

4.) circle the following statements that would correctly describe the above data.
‘The above graph shows a POSITIVE/NEGATIVE correlation and a STRONG/WEAK association between the data’

5.) I can justify my above choices because

1.) What does the data telling us in the graph to the left?

2.) Which point is an outlier?
A. (6

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1.) What does the data telling us in the graph to the left? 2.) Which point is an outlier?
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