Question

1. essential question how can you use a scatter plot to describe the relationship between two data sets?

Explanation:

A scatter - plot shows individual data points as dots on a graph with one variable on the x - axis and the other on the y - axis. The pattern of the dots can indicate the type of relationship (positive, negative, or no relationship) and the strength of the relationship between the two data sets. If the dots tend to go up from left to right, it's a positive relationship. If they go down from left to right, it's a negative relationship. If there's no discernible pattern, there's likely no linear relationship.

Answer:

A scatter - plot can show the direction (positive, negative, or none), form (linear or non - linear), and strength (weak or strong) of the relationship between two data sets by the pattern of the plotted points.