The scatter plot shows temperatures, taken at the same time but at different elevations on a mountain. Temperatures are measured
to the nearest degree Fahrenheit, and elevation is measured to the nearest 10 meters.
At what range of elevations do you find clusters?
What is the approximate range of temperatures at these elevations?
A. A cluster from 30 m -40 m with a range from 52°F-65°F
B. A cluster from 50 m - 270 m with a range from 31° F - 45° F
C. A cluster from 70 m - 160 m with a range from 31°F - 54°F;
A cluster from 200 m - 310 m with a range from 32°F - 33°F
D. A cluster from 30 m - 80 m with a range from 52°F - 65°F;
A cluster from 300 m - 350 m with a range from 18°F - 27°F
At what range of elevations do you find clusters?
What is the approximate range of temperatures at these elevations?
A. A cluster from 30 m -40 m with a range from 52°F-65°F
B. A cluster from 50 m - 270 m with a range from 31° F - 45° F
C. A cluster from 70 m - 160 m with a range from 31°F - 54°F;
A cluster from 200 m - 310 m with a range from 32°F - 33°F
D. A cluster from 30 m - 80 m with a range from 52°F - 65°F;
A cluster from 300 m - 350 m with a range from 18°F - 27°F
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