The initial visual impact of a scatter diagram depends on the scales used on the x and

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The initial visual impact of a scatter diagram depends on the scales used on the x and y axes. Consider the following data:
The initial visual impact of a scatter diagram depends on

(a) Make a scatter diagram using the same scale on both the x and y axes (i.e., make sure the unit lengths on the two axes are equal).
(b) Make a scatter diagram using a scale on the y axis that is twice as long as that on the x axis.
(c) Make a scatter diagram using a scale on the y axis that is half as long as that on the x axis.
(d) On each of the three graphs, draw the straight line that you think best fits the data points. How do the slopes (or directions) of the three lines appear to change?

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Understanding Basic Statistics

ISBN: 9781111827021

6th Edition

Authors: Charles Henry Brase, Corrinne Pellillo Brase

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