Statistical Tools and Interpretation · Term 1

Methods of Measuring Correlation: Scatter Diagram

Visually representing the relationship between two variables using scatter diagrams.

Key Questions

  1. Construct a scatter diagram from a given set of bivariate data.
  2. Interpret the strength and direction of correlation from a scatter diagram.
  3. Critique the limitations of using only a scatter diagram to determine correlation.

CBSE Learning Outcomes

CBSE: Correlation and Index Numbers - Class 11
Class: Class 11
Subject: Economics
Unit: Statistical Tools and Interpretation
Period: Term 1

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