1) Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed to the right?

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A. Exponential

Correct! The vertical points give it away.
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B. Logarithmic

Incorrect, logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.
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C. Linear

Incorrect, not the shape of a line.
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D. Quadratic

Incorrect, the vertical points tells you it's something else.
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2) Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed to the right?

 

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A. Exponential

Incorrect, you'd see more vertical points.
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B. Logarithmic

Incorrect, logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.
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C. Linear

Incorrect, not the shape of a line.
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D. Quadratic

Correct! You can see the right half of a U.
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3) Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed to the right?

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A. Exponential

Incorrect, no curve to the points.
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B. Logarithmic

Incorrect, logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.
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C. Linear

Correct! Points are going up similar to a line.
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D. Quadratic

Incorrect, no curve to the points.
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4) Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed to the right?

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A. Exponential

Incorrect, the points would continue to rise rapidly.
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B. Logarithmic

Correct! Logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.
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C. Linear

Incorrect, not the shape of a line.
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D. Quadratic

Incorrect, this is not U-shaped.
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5) Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed to the right?

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A. Exponential

Incorrect, the data is not growing fast enough.
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B. Logarithmic

Incorrect, logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.
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C. Linear

Incorrect, there is a slight curve to the data.
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D. Quadratic

Correct! There is a slight curve to the data points.
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6) Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed to the right?

 

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A. Exponential

Correct! This is exponential decay.
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B. Logarithmic

Incorrect, logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.
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C. Linear

Incorrect, not the shape of a line.
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D. Quadratic

Incorrect, this is not U-shaped.
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7) Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed to the right?

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A. Exponential

Incorrect, no curve to the points.
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B. Logarithmic

Incorrect, logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.
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C. Linear

Correct! Negative correlation.
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D. Quadratic

Incorrect, no curve to the points.
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