Use the data to create a scatter plot.
2 answers:
Answer:
See picture attached.
Step-by-step explanation:
A scatter plot is a graph in which the values of two variables are plotted along two axes. Every data of the table is the coordinate of a point in the plot. To make a scatter plot, first assign a variable to x-axis and the other variable to y-axis, in this question speed was assigned to x-axis and distance was assigned to y-axis. And then, locate the points as coordinates, for example, the first point is (2, 5).
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Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
A.
Using b = 2
Using b = 4
Using b = 6
Using b = 8
Using b = 10
Using b = 2
B.
Using x = 3
Using x = 5
Using x = 7
Using x = 9
Using x = 11
Using x = 13
C.
Using a = 2
Using a = 3
Using a = 4
Using a = 5
Using a = 6
Using a = 7
D.
Using y = 2
Using y = 3
Using y = 5
Using y = 10
Using y = 8
Using y = 6