The scatterplot shows the number of customers and the number of bottles of water sold at an amusement park over a 10-day period.

Question

Based on the scatterplot, which of these is the best prediction for the number of bottles of water sold on a day where the amusement park had 64 customers?

Responses
A 4949
B 2929
C 3939
D 8888
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Answer 1

To provide an accurate prediction based on the scatterplot, I would need to see the actual visual representation of the data. However, you can typically analyze a scatterplot by looking at the trend of the points to determine the relationship between the number of customers and the bottles of water sold.

1. Identify the trend: Check if there is a linear relationship. As the number of customers increases, are the number of bottles sold also increasing?

2. Estimate the corresponding value: If the scatterplot demonstrates a linear trend, you can approximate the number of bottles sold for 64 customers based on the pattern of the existing data points.

Since I cannot see the actual scatterplot, I recommend using the above steps to make the best estimate. If you'd like to share more specific data points or trends from the scatterplot, I could help you better analyze it.