Question

teresas taco truck
sweet potato: 30, 35, 40, 65, 20, 50
chicken: 20, 40, 75, 50, 40, 45
make a scatter plot to show the data.
click to graph a point. click the point again to delete it.
teresas taco truck
(graph with y - axis labeled chicken, scale from 40 to 100, x - axis related to sweet potato)

Explanation:

Step1: Identify x and y variables

Let \( x \)-axis represent "Sweet potato" values and \( y \)-axis represent "Chicken" values. The data pairs are: \((30, 20)\), \((35, 40)\), \((40, 75)\), \((65, 50)\), \((20, 40)\), \((50, 45)\).

Step2: Plot each point

• For \((30, 20)\): Find \( x = 30 \) on x - axis and \( y = 20 \) on y - axis (but y - axis starts at 40? Wait, maybe the y - axis is misread. Wait, the y - axis is labeled "Chicken" with 40, 50, 60,... So adjust: The first point: Sweet potato = 30, Chicken = 20? Wait no, looking at the table: Sweet potato row: 30, 35, 40, 65, 20, 50; Chicken row: 20, 40, 75, 50, 40, 45. So the pairs are (30,20), (35,40), (40,75), (65,50), (20,40), (50,45). Now, on the graph, x - axis is Sweet potato (values 20,30,35,40,50,65) and y - axis is Chicken (values 20,40,45,50,75). So plot each (x,y):

1. (30,20): x = 30, y = 20 (but y - axis has 40 as the first marked? Wait, maybe the graph's y - axis is from 0 upwards. So:

• (30,20): Move to x = 30, y = 20.
• (35,40): x = 35, y = 40.
• (40,75): x = 40, y = 75.
• (65,50): x = 65, y = 50.
• (20,40): x = 20, y = 40.
• (50,45): x = 50, y = 45.

Answer:

The scatter plot should have points at \((20, 40)\), \((30, 20)\), \((35, 40)\), \((40, 75)\), \((50, 45)\), \((65, 50)\) plotted on the coordinate system with "Sweet potato" on the x - axis and "Chicken" on the y - axis.