Bivariate Graphs
Students explore relationships between two numerical variables using scatter plots. They identify lines of best fit and interpret correlation.
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Students explore relationships between two numerical variables using scatter plots. They identify lines of best fit and interpret correlation.
Key Questions
- What does a strong positive correlation look like on a scatter plot?
- How do we draw a line of best fit by eye?
- Does correlation always imply causation?
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