Scatter Plots and Correlation
Students will create and interpret scatter plots, identifying positive, negative, and no correlation.
Key Questions
- Analyze the relationship between two variables as depicted in a scatter plot.
- Differentiate between correlation and causation using real-world examples.
- Predict the direction and strength of a correlation from a scatter plot.
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