11) These scatterplots differ in form. Some have a linear pattern, some have a curvilinear pattern. Label each scatterplot as linear pattern or curvilinear pattern. Match each set of measurements to a scatterplot. Explain your reasoning. Scatterplot 1 Scatterplot 2 Scatterplot 3 temperature in SF Boston? medi Care? I Acreage + cold hot. Scatterplot 4 Scatterplot 5 Scatterplot 6 Napa " Chest girth ? i. x = month number (January = 1) and y = rainfall (inches) in Napa CA. Napa has several months of drought each summer. ii. x = month number (January = 1) and y = average temperature in Boston MA. Boston has cold winters and hot summers. iii. x = year (from 1965) in 5-year increments and y = Medicare expenditures ($). Medicare costs have increased over time. In addition, the increases in costs have themselves been increasing over time. (Small increases at first, followed by larger increases as time passed.) # 2 / linear pattern has a positive directi meaning Increasing as time passed. iv. x = average temperature (C) and y = average temperature (F) each month in San Francisco v. x = chest girth (cm) and y = shoulder girth (cm) for a sample of men. vi. x = engine displacement (in liters) and y = city miles per gallon for a sample of cars. Engine displacement is roughly a measurement of the size of the engine. Large engines use more gas