1. The table shows the number of soccer clubs and the population densities of different cities in a state.

City Pop. per square mile Clubs
1 160 6
2 173 8
3 254 7
4 284 11
5 315 9
6 322 10
7 459 14
8 487 20

Based on this information, which statement is true?
A. There is a strong correlation between two variables, and an increase in population density is likely associated with a larger number of soccer clubs.
B.There is a strong correlation between the two variables, and an increase in population density is unlikely to be associated with a larger number of soccer clubs.
C. There is a weak correlation between the two variables, but it is likely that an increase in population density is associated with a larger number of soccer clubs.
D. There is a weak correlation between the two variables, and it is unlikely that an increase in population density is associated with a larger number of soccer clubs.

2. Function Q and function R are both linear functions. Function Q has an x-intercept at (4,0), and the slope is 1/4. Function R is represented by the table.
x y
-4 14
3 0
5 -4
Which statement is true?

A. Function Q has a larger y-intercept and a less steep slope than function R
B. Function Q has a larger y-intercept and a steeper slope than function R
C. Function Q has a smaller y-intercept and a less steep slope than function R
D. Function Q has a smaller y-intercept and a steeper slope than function R

2 answers

They kinda squished together, but the first list of numbers is City: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Population per square mile: 160 173 254 284 315 322 459 487 Clubs: 6 8 7 11 9 10 14 20
divide?
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