Key Concepts:
- Reading Scatterplots – A scatterplot is a graphical representation of data points, showing the relationship between two variables.
- Identifying Trends – A scatterplot can indicate positive, negative, or no correlation between variables.
- Reading Line Graphs – Line graphs track changes over time or across categories.
- Extracting Values from Graphs and Tables – Data points in scatterplots and tables can be used to answer questions about relationships.
Skills Covered:
- Given a scatterplot, identify whether the data trend is increasing, decreasing, or has no pattern.
- Determine the probability of snowfall on a given day from a line graph.
- Find the weight of nectarines produced in a certain growing season from a scatterplot.