Question

the four scatter plots below show the same data set. choose the scatter plot in which the outlier is highlighted.

Explanation:

An outlier is a data point that lies far outside the general cluster of other points, deviating from the overall trend. Looking at the four plots, the top-left scatter plot has a red point that is isolated from the main group of points (it has a high x-value but very low y-value, far from the upward trend of the rest of the data), which correctly identifies the outlier. The other plots either highlight a point within the cluster or do not properly mark the true outlier.

Answer:

The top-left scatter plot (the first plot in the upper row, with the red point at high x, low y, separated from the main data cluster)