Question
                A 2-column table with 6 rows. Column 1 is labeled Height (inches) with entries 30, 46, 49, 63, 67, 73. Column 2 is labeled Arm Span (inches) with entries 27, 45, 47, 63, 69, 71.
1. Label axes according to input/output.
            
is the x–axis label.
            
is the y–axis label.
2. Plot the ordered pairs of the independent/dependent variables.
The ordered pair
is found in the scatterplot.
            
        1. Label axes according to input/output.
is the x–axis label.
is the y–axis label.
2. Plot the ordered pairs of the independent/dependent variables.
The ordered pair
is found in the scatterplot.
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    To create a scatterplot based on the provided table, we can consider the relationship between height and arm span. 
1. **Label the Axes:**
- The **x-axis** (independent variable) will represent **Height (inches)**.
- The **y-axis** (dependent variable) will represent **Arm Span (inches)**.
2. **Plot the Ordered Pairs:**
The ordered pairs based on the data given are as follows:
- (30, 27)
- (46, 45)
- (49, 47)
- (63, 63)
- (67, 69)
- (73, 71)
These pairs represent the (Height, Arm Span) values from the table.
From the table:
- The ordered pair **(30, 27)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(46, 45)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(49, 47)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(63, 63)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(67, 69)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(73, 71)** is found in the scatterplot.
If needed, you can plot these points on graph paper or using graphing software to visualize the relationship between height and arm span.
    
1. **Label the Axes:**
- The **x-axis** (independent variable) will represent **Height (inches)**.
- The **y-axis** (dependent variable) will represent **Arm Span (inches)**.
2. **Plot the Ordered Pairs:**
The ordered pairs based on the data given are as follows:
- (30, 27)
- (46, 45)
- (49, 47)
- (63, 63)
- (67, 69)
- (73, 71)
These pairs represent the (Height, Arm Span) values from the table.
From the table:
- The ordered pair **(30, 27)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(46, 45)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(49, 47)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(63, 63)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(67, 69)** is found in the scatterplot.
- The ordered pair **(73, 71)** is found in the scatterplot.
If needed, you can plot these points on graph paper or using graphing software to visualize the relationship between height and arm span.
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