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S-ID.6.a Warmup M1-054-A01-V01

Use scatter plots to represent two quantitative variables and fit functions to model relationships.

Create a scatter plot from paired data

Problem

Specify the scatter plot for \((1,2)\), \((2,4)\), \((3,5)\), and \((4,8)\), using \(x=\text{input}\) from \(0~\text{to}~4~by~1\) and \(y=\text{output}\) from \(0~\text{to}~8~by~1\). Include the axes, point set, point count, and a coordinate-order and window check.

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A scatter plot preserves each observation as one ordered pair, with the first coordinate on the horizontal axis and the second on the vertical axis. Set labeled windows that contain every pair, plot each observation once without connecting the points, and reconcile the point count with the data list.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math I
Standard
S-ID.6.a
Category
Statistics and Probability
Domain
Interpreting Categorical and Quantitative Data
Objective
Use scatter plots to represent two quantitative variables and fit functions to model relationships.
Problem type
Create a scatter plot from paired data