2600 Scatter Plot Transformations

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When a scatter plot is non linear, the residual plot will be
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned

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The '2600 Scatter Plot Transformations' quiz assesses understanding of scatter plot data analysis through residual plots. It focuses on identifying linearity in data, enhancing skills in statistical data interpretation relevant for educational and professional growth.

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2.

Which quadrant is displayed in the image above
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 4

Explanation

Based on the given options and the image, the correct answer is Quadrant 4. In a coordinate plane, Quadrant 4 is located in the bottom right corner, where both the x-coordinate and y-coordinate are positive. Since the point in the image is in this region, it falls into Quadrant 4.

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3.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Linear

Explanation

The residual plot is a graphical representation of the difference between the observed values and the predicted values in a regression analysis. In a linear regression, the residuals should be randomly scattered around the horizontal axis with no clear pattern. If the residual plot shows a linear pattern, it suggests that the original scatter plot data is linear.

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4.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Linear

Explanation

The given residual plot shows a clear pattern where the residuals are evenly distributed around the horizontal line at zero. This indicates that the relationship between the variables in the original scatter plot is linear. In a linear relationship, the dependent variable can be explained by a straight line.

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5.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Linear

Explanation

The given residual plot shows a clear pattern where the residuals are evenly distributed around the horizontal line of zero. This indicates that the relationship between the independent and dependent variables is linear. In a linear relationship, the change in the dependent variable is directly proportional to the change in the independent variable. Therefore, the original scatter plot data can be considered linear.

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6.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Linear

Explanation

The given residual plot indicates that the original scatter plot data follows a linear pattern. This can be inferred from the fact that the residuals, which represent the vertical distance between the observed data points and the corresponding predicted values, are randomly scattered around the horizontal line at zero. In a linear relationship, the residuals should be evenly distributed around zero, suggesting that the data points are closely aligned along a straight line.

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7.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Linear

Explanation

The residual plot is a graphical representation of the difference between the observed values and the predicted values in a regression analysis. In a linear regression, the residuals should be randomly scattered around the horizontal line at zero. If the residual plot shows a consistent pattern or trend, it suggests that the relationship between the variables is not linear. However, if the residuals are randomly scattered around zero, it indicates that the original scatter plot data is linear.

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8.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Linear

Explanation

The residual plot shows the difference between the observed values and the predicted values in a linear regression model. If the residual plot is linear, it indicates that the relationship between the predictor variable and the response variable is also linear. Therefore, the original scatter plot data is linear.

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9.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Non-linear

Explanation

The residual plot is a graphical representation of the difference between the observed values and the predicted values in a regression analysis. In a linear relationship, the residuals should be randomly scattered around the horizontal line at zero. However, in a non-linear relationship, the residuals will not be randomly scattered and will show a distinct pattern. Therefore, based on the given residual plot, we can conclude that the original scatter plot data is non-linear.

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10.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Non-linear

Explanation

The residual plot shows the vertical distance between the observed values and the predicted values in a regression analysis. In a linear relationship, the residuals should be randomly scattered around zero with no clear pattern. However, if the residual plot shows a clear pattern or curvature, it suggests a non-linear relationship between the variables. Therefore, the correct answer is non-linear.

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11.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Non-linear

Explanation

The residual plot is used to determine if the data follows a linear pattern or not. In a linear relationship, the residuals should be randomly scattered around the horizontal line at zero. However, if the residuals show a clear pattern or curvature, it indicates a non-linear relationship between the variables. Therefore, based on the information provided, we can conclude that the original scatter plot data is non-linear.

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12.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Non-linear

Explanation

The given residual plot suggests that the original scatter plot data is non-linear. This is because the residuals, which represent the vertical distance between the observed data points and the predicted values from a linear regression model, do not exhibit a consistent pattern or trend. Instead, they are scattered randomly around the horizontal axis, indicating that a linear model may not accurately capture the relationship between the variables.

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13.

From this residual plot, we can tell the original scatter plot data is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Non-linear

Explanation

The given residual plot suggests that there is no clear pattern or trend in the distribution of the residuals. This indicates that the relationship between the variables in the original scatter plot is not linear. If the data were linear, we would expect to see a more systematic pattern in the residuals. Therefore, the correct answer is non-linear.

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14.

From this scatter plott, we can tell the residual plot is going to be :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Random

Explanation

Based on the given scatter plot, it is not possible to determine a clear pattern or trend in the residuals. The residuals appear to be scattered randomly around the horizontal line, indicating that there is no systematic relationship between the predicted values and the residuals. This suggests that the model's predictions are unbiased and that the errors are randomly distributed. Therefore, the residual plot is random.

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15.

We can tell if a scatter plot is non-linear when the residual plot is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Patterned

Explanation

A residual plot shows the difference between the observed values and the predicted values in a scatter plot. If the residual plot is patterned, it suggests that there is a systematic relationship between the variables, indicating a non-linear relationship. This means that the relationship between the variables cannot be adequately represented by a straight line. Therefore, the correct answer is "patterned".

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16.

We can tell if a scatter plot is linear when the residual plot is :
- Linear
- Non-linear
- Random
- Patterned
Correct Answer

A. Random

Explanation

When the residual plot is random, it indicates that there is no clear pattern or trend in the residuals. This suggests that the scatter plot is also likely to be random, meaning that there is no strong linear relationship between the variables being plotted. In contrast, if the residual plot showed a clear linear or non-linear pattern, it would suggest that the scatter plot is not linear. Therefore, the correct answer is random.

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17.

We transform a scatter plot in order to :
- Linearise the scatter plot
- Liniearise the residual
- Quadrantise the linear graph
- Find a quadrant for the graph
Correct Answer

A. Linearise the scatter plot

Explanation

The correct answer is to linearize the scatter plot. This means that we are trying to transform the scatter plot in such a way that the relationship between the variables becomes more linear. This can be done through various methods such as taking the logarithm of the variables or applying a power transformation. By linearizing the scatter plot, we can better understand the relationship between the variables and make more accurate predictions or interpretations.

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18.

Linear Graphs have
- A random residual plot
- A linear residual plot
- Require randomisation to linearise them
- Require transformation to linearise them
- A patterned residual plot
Correct Answer

A. A random residual plot

Explanation

Linear graphs have a random residual plot because a residual plot is used to assess the linearity of a regression model. In a linear model, the residuals should be randomly scattered around the horizontal line at zero. This indicates that the model is capturing the underlying linear relationship between the variables. If the residual plot shows a random pattern, it suggests that the linear model is appropriate and the residuals are not exhibiting any systematic patterns or trends.

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19.

Non-Linear Graphs have
- A random residual plot
- A non linear residual plot
- Require randomisation to linearise them
- Require transformation to linearise them
- A linear residual plot
Correct Answer(s)

A. A non linear residual plot
A. Require transformation to linearise them

Explanation

Non-linear graphs have a non-linear residual plot because the residuals, which are the differences between the observed and predicted values, do not follow a linear pattern. This indicates that the relationship between the variables is not linear and cannot be adequately modeled using a straight line. In order to linearize the graph, a transformation is required. This involves applying a mathematical function to one or both of the variables to transform the relationship into a linear one, making it easier to analyze and interpret.

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20.

Which quadrant is displayed in the image above
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 1

Explanation

The image above shows a graph with positive x and y coordinates, indicating that it is located in the first quadrant. In the first quadrant, both the x and y coordinates are positive, which means that the point is located in the upper right section of the graph.

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21.

Which quadrant is displayed in the image above
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 2

Explanation

The image above represents a coordinate plane, where the x-axis and y-axis intersect at the origin. Quadrant 2 is the top left quadrant, where the x-values are negative and the y-values are positive. Based on the image, the point is located in this quadrant, indicating that the correct answer is Quadrant 2.

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22.

Which quadrant is displayed in the image above
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 3

Explanation

The image above shows a point located in the bottom left section of the coordinate plane. In the coordinate plane, the x-axis represents the horizontal axis and the y-axis represents the vertical axis. Quadrant 3 is the section of the plane where the x-coordinates are negative and the y-coordinates are negative. Therefore, the image above represents Quadrant 3.

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23.

Which quadrant is displayed in the image above
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 4

Explanation

The image above shows a graph with positive x-values and negative y-values. In a Cartesian coordinate system, this corresponds to Quadrant 4.

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24.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 1

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 1 because all the data points are located in the positive x-axis and positive y-axis region. This indicates a positive relationship between the variables being plotted.

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25.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 1

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 1 because all the points in the plot are located in the positive x-axis and positive y-axis.

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26.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 1

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 1 because all the data points are located in the positive x and positive y region of the coordinate plane.

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27.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 1

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 1. In Quadrant 1, both the x and y coordinates are positive, indicating a positive relationship between the variables. This means that as the x variable increases, the y variable also increases. The scatterplot shows a pattern where the data points are clustered in the upper right region, confirming the positive relationship between the variables.

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28.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 1

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 1. This quadrant represents data points that have positive values for both the x and y coordinates. In the scatterplot, the data points are located in the upper right portion of the graph, indicating a positive relationship between the variables being plotted.

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29.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 2

Explanation

The scatterplot shown in the question matches the shape of Quadrant 2. In Quadrant 2, the x-values are negative and the y-values are positive. This means that the data points in the scatterplot have a negative relationship between the x and y variables, with the x-values decreasing as the y-values increase.

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30.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 2

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 2. In Quadrant 2, the x-values are negative and the y-values are positive. The scatterplot shows a pattern where the points are clustered in the upper left portion of the graph, indicating a positive relationship between the variables. Therefore, Quadrant 2 is the correct answer.

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31.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 2

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 2 because the data points are clustered in the top left portion of the graph, indicating a negative relationship between the variables.

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32.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 3

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 3. In this quadrant, both the x and y values are negative, indicating a negative relationship between the variables.

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33.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 3

Explanation

The scatterplot in the question matches the shape of Quadrant 3. In this quadrant, the x-values are negative and the y-values are positive. This is consistent with the scatterplot shown, where the data points are located in the lower left portion of the graph.

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34.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 3

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 3 because the points on the plot are located in the negative x-axis and positive y-axis region. Quadrant 3 is characterized by negative x-values and positive y-values, which is consistent with the scatterplot shown.

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35.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 3

Explanation

The scatterplot in the question is likely showing data points that are located in Quadrant 3. Quadrant 3 is characterized by negative values on the x-axis and negative values on the y-axis. This means that the data points in the scatterplot are likely clustered in the bottom left region of the graph.

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36.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 4
37.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 4

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 4. Quadrant 4 is characterized by positive values on the x-axis and positive values on the y-axis. This means that the data points in the scatterplot are both positive in the x-direction and positive in the y-direction.

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38.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 4

Explanation

The scatterplot in the question matches the shape of Quadrant 4. In Quadrant 4, the x-values are positive and the y-values are negative. This means that the data points in the scatterplot have a negative correlation, where as the x-values increase, the y-values decrease.

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39.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 4

Explanation

The scatterplot in the question is described as matching Quadrant 4. This means that the data points in the scatterplot have positive values for both the x-coordinate and the y-coordinate. Quadrant 4 is located in the bottom right of the coordinate plane.

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40.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 3

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 3. In this quadrant, the x-values are negative and the y-values are positive. The scatterplot shows a pattern where as the x-values decrease, the y-values increase. This is consistent with the characteristics of Quadrant 3.

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41.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. No Quadrant - It Looks Linear

Explanation

The scatterplot above does not show any distinct pattern or clustering of points that would correspond to a specific quadrant. Instead, the points appear to form a straight line, indicating a linear relationship between the variables being plotted. Therefore, the scatterplot does not match any specific quadrant, but rather suggests a linear relationship.

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42.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. No Quadrant - It Looks Linear

Explanation

The scatterplot does not exhibit any distinct pattern or shape that corresponds to any specific quadrant. It appears to have a linear relationship, meaning that as one variable increases, the other variable also tends to increase in a linear fashion. However, there is no clear clustering or grouping of data points in any particular quadrant, hence it cannot be assigned to any specific quadrant.

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43.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. No Quadrant - It Looks Linear

Explanation

The scatterplot does not exhibit any distinct pattern or shape that corresponds to any specific quadrant. It appears to have a linear relationship between the two variables, meaning that as one variable increases, the other variable also increases in a linear fashion. Therefore, it does not fit into any of the four quadrants typically used to classify scatterplots.

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44.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. No Quadrant - It Looks Linear

Explanation

The scatterplot does not exhibit any clear pattern or relationship between the variables. It appears to have a linear shape, with the points forming a straight line. However, there is no specific quadrant that matches the shape of the scatterplot, as it does not show any distinct clustering or distribution of points in relation to the axes. Therefore, the correct answer is "No Quadrant - It Looks Linear."

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45.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear

Explanation

The scatterplot does not exhibit a pattern that can be categorized into any of the four quadrants. Additionally, it is described as non-linear, indicating that there is no clear relationship between the variables being plotted. Therefore, the scatterplot does not match any specific quadrant.

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46.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear

Explanation

The scatterplot does not exhibit a clear pattern or relationship between the variables. It does not form any distinct shape that can be associated with any specific quadrant. Therefore, the correct answer is "No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear".

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47.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear

Explanation

The scatterplot does not exhibit a clear pattern or relationship between the variables. It does not fall into any specific quadrant as there is no discernible trend or shape. Therefore, it is categorized as having no quadrant and being non-linear.

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48.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 2

Explanation

The scatterplot above matches the shape of Quadrant 2 because it shows a negative relationship between the variables. In this quadrant, the x-values are positive and the y-values are negative.

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49.

Which Quadrant matches the shape of the scatterplot above?
- Quadrant 3
- Quadrant 2
- Quadrant 1
- Quadrant 4
- No Quadrant - It Looks Linear
- No Quadrant - But its Non-Linear
Correct Answer

A. Quadrant 4

Explanation

The scatterplot in the question matches the shape of Quadrant 4. Quadrant 4 represents data points that have a positive x-coordinate and a negative y-coordinate. In the scatterplot, the points are located in the bottom right area, which corresponds to Quadrant 4.

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2600 Scatter Plot Transformations

When a scatter plot is non linear, the residual plot will be

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From this scatter plott, we can tell the residual plot is going to be :

We can tell if a scatter plot is non-linear when the residual plot is :

We can tell if a scatter plot is linear when the residual plot is :

We transform a scatter plot in order to :

Linear Graphs have

Non-Linear Graphs have

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