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Answer:
apart from using the hoc to predict the college students gpa, some other variables can be used
1. the students intelligent quotient
2. ability to remember
3. study time
4. gym practice
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>1. the students intelligent quotient</u>
<u>gpa</u><u> </u>has a positive relationship with iq. they are both directly related. The more the iq of a a student, the greater is his ability to understand and have a good gpa. the slope will therefore be positive and be in an upward direction.
2. <u>ability to remember</u>
the gpa of students who have a good ability to remember but do not have a good grasp of the subject may not be high. the slope would be in a slightly upward direction
3. <u>study time</u>
gpa and practice have a positive relationship. the more a student studies, the more likelihood exists of having a better gpa. the slope would be upward bound.
4. <u>gym</u><u> </u><u>practice</u>
gpa and gym practice are not related so the slope would be in a downward direction.
when interpreting the direction of relationship after carrying out such an analysis, it is useful to watch out for the accompanying signs of the variables. if the sign of the beta coefficient is positive then a positive relationship with the dependent variable exists.
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1) Let's fill in that graphic organizer, considering the following
Dot Plot
Characteristics
This is represented by dots above the axis. These dots stands for the frequency of each data value.
Representation
We can represent them by:
Visual:
2) Now, let's proceed with the Histogram
Characteristics
A Histogram has much resemblance to a bar chart, the frequencies of each data point are represented by bars coming from the x-axis.
Representation
Notice that the y-axis marks the
frequency of each data point on the x-axis
Visual:
3) Box Plot or Box and Whiskers
This graphical representation
Representation:
Literally, in this graph, we have a box (indicating the Q1, Q2, and Q3) ie. the quartiles, and a line "the whiskers" for the outliers.
Visual:
