Which statements best describe the dot plot or box plot? Check all that apply
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Answer:
<h2>The box plot is the only display that can be used to show the variability of the data.</h2><h2>The median appears clearly on the box plot at the line within the box: 10.</h2>Step-by-step explanation:
When we want to represent variability, we use a box plot instead of a dot plot, because the box plot allow us to observe the range of the data set, that is, the minium and the maximum value.
Remember that variability is about the spread of the dataset, and the range is a measure that can give a pretty good idea of it, shown by a box plot.
Therefore, the last hoice is correct.
On the other hand, according to the dot plot, the median is 10, because there are 13 total values, where the central value is 10.
Therefore, the second choice is correct.
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Not on your list, but an easy way is
.. a) swap coefficients of x and y, negating one. (Now you have 2x -3y.)
.. b) set any constant term to zero (now you have 2x -3y = 0)
.. c) translate the line to the point (5, 2) by substituting x ⇒ x-5, y⇒ y-2
2(x -5) -3(y -2) = 0
The way you've been taught, selection C is the proper choice.
.. a) swap coefficients of x and y, negating one. (Now you have 2x -3y.)
.. b) set any constant term to zero (now you have 2x -3y = 0)
.. c) translate the line to the point (5, 2) by substituting x ⇒ x-5, y⇒ y-2
2(x -5) -3(y -2) = 0
The way you've been taught, selection C is the proper choice.