Question

Teresa's Taco Truck sells sweet potato tacos and chicken tacos. This table shows how many of each type of taco they sold at some food truck festivals this summer.
Teresa's Taco Truck
Sweet potato 30 35 40 65 20 50
Chicken 20 40 75 50 40 45
Make a scatter plot to show the data.
Click to graph a point. Click the point again to delete it.

Answer 1

While I can't create visual graphics directly, I can guide you on how to create a scatter plot using the data you provided.

### Data Summary:
- **Sweet Potato Tacos Sold:** 30, 35, 40, 65, 20, 50
- **Chicken Tacos Sold:** 20, 40, 75, 50, 40, 45

### Steps to Create a Scatter Plot:
1. **Label your axes:**
- X-axis: Sweet Potato Tacos Sold
- Y-axis: Chicken Tacos Sold

2. **Plot the points:**
- For each pair of (Sweet potato, Chicken) from the data, plot a point on the scatter plot:
- (30, 20)
- (35, 40)
- (40, 75)
- (65, 50)
- (20, 40)
- (50, 45)

3. **Use graphing software or paper:**
- If you are using graphing software (like Excel, Google Sheets, or graphing tools online), input the values into two columns (one for sweet potato and one for chicken) and select the scatter plot option.
- If you are plotting manually, draw a horizontal line for the X-axis and a vertical line for the Y-axis. Mark equal intervals on each axis based on the range of your data and then plot each point accordingly.

### Example Points to Plot:
- **(30, 20)**: Plot the point where 30 on the X-axis meets 20 on the Y-axis.
- **(35, 40)**: Plot the point where 35 on the X-axis meets 40 on the Y-axis.
- **(40, 75)**: Plot the point where 40 on the X-axis meets 75 on the Y-axis.
- **(65, 50)**: Plot the point where 65 on the X-axis meets 50 on the Y-axis.
- **(20, 40)**: Plot the point where 20 on the X-axis meets 40 on the Y-axis.
- **(50, 45)**: Plot the point where 50 on the X-axis meets 45 on the Y-axis.

This will give you a scatter plot representing the sales data for sweet potato and chicken tacos at Teresa's Taco Truck!