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Scatter Plot Association Worksheet

This worksheet helps Grade 10 students understand and interpret scatter plots, focusing on identifying different types of associations (positive, negative, no association, linear, non-linear, strong, weak).

Grade 10 Math Data and GraphingScatter Plot Association
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CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.HSS.ID.B.6

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scatter plotassociationcorrelationdata analysisgrade 10 math
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Scatter Plot Association Worksheet

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Carefully analyze each scatter plot and question. Determine the type of association, its strength, and whether it is linear or non-linear. Answer all questions thoroughly.

1. For each scatter plot below, identify the type of association (positive, negative, or no association).

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2. Which of the following describes a strong negative association?

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As x increases, y generally increases, and the points are close to a line.

b

As x increases, y generally decreases, and the points are widely scattered.

c

As x increases, y generally decreases, and the points are clustered tightly around a line.

d

There is no clear pattern between x and y.

3. If a scatter plot shows points generally going downwards from left to right, it indicates a   association.

4. A   association means that as one variable increases, the other variable also tends to increase.

5. When points on a scatter plot form a curve instead of a straight line, the association is described as  .

6. Describe the difference between a strong association and a weak association in a scatter plot.

7. Give a real-world example of two variables that would likely have a positive linear association. Explain your reasoning.

8. A scatter plot with no clear pattern between the variables indicates a strong correlation.

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9. If a scatter plot shows a perfect straight line, it represents a perfect linear association.

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10. Plot the following data points on the graph below and describe the association you observe.

Data: (1, 8), (2, 7), (3, 6), (4, 5), (5, 4), (6, 3), (7, 2), (8, 1)

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Description of Association: