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S-ID.6.a Warmup M1-054-A05-V02

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

Identify an outlier in a scatter plot

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These scatter-plot points are shown: \((1,~10)\), \((2,~9)\), \((3,~8)\), \((4,~7)\), \((8,~7)\). Is there an outlier? If so, identify it.

A scatter plot with correctly scaled numeric axes, gridlines, dashed coordinate guides, and equal styling for all five labeled points. Open full size
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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
Identify an outlier in a scatter plot