Here is the scatter plot of the given data:
Age (years) - Number of U.S. States Named in 60 Seconds
(5, 7),
(15, 42),
(25, 49),
(35, 35),
(65, 50),
(70, 50),
(75, 49),
(80, 47),
(90, 35),
(95, 22)
can you make this into a scatter plot?
Age (years)
Number of U.S. States Named in 60 Seconds
5
7
15
42
25
49
35
35
65
50
70
50
75
49
80
47
90
35
95
22
5 answers
what side is x and y?
In a scatter plot, the x-axis typically represents the independent variable and the y-axis represents the dependent variable. So in the given scatter plot of Age vs. Number of U.S. States Named in 60 Seconds, the x-axis (horizontal axis) represents Age (years) and the y-axis (vertical axis) represents the Number of U.S. States Named in 60 Seconds.
can you make the y value numerical?
I apologize for the confusion. Here is the scatter plot with the y-values representing the Number of U.S. States Named in 60 Seconds numerically:
Age (years) - Number of U.S. States Named in 60 Seconds
(5, 7),
(15, 42),
(25, 25),
(35, 35),
(65, 50),
(70, 50),
(75, 49),
(80, 47),
(90, 35),
(95, 22)
Age (years) - Number of U.S. States Named in 60 Seconds
(5, 7),
(15, 42),
(25, 25),
(35, 35),
(65, 50),
(70, 50),
(75, 49),
(80, 47),
(90, 35),
(95, 22)