To find the scatterplot that correctly represents the data from the table, we need to analyze the data points.
The data points from the table are:
- Day 1: 18 laps
- Day 2: 12 laps
- Day 3: 10 laps
- Day 4: 15 laps
- Day 5: 13 laps
- Day 6: 20 laps
- Day 7: 9 laps
From these values, the correct coordinate points are:
- (1, 18)
- (2, 12)
- (3, 10)
- (4, 15)
- (5, 13)
- (6, 20)
- (7, 9)
Now, we can analyze the responses:
- The first response has incorrect points (2, 21) and (3, 14).
- The second response has the correct points.
- The third response has (3, 8), which is incorrect.
- The fourth response has (3, 8) and (6, 14), both of which are incorrect.
Therefore, the correct scatterplot that represents the data is the second response, which has the coordinates matching the data points accurately.