Analyzing Data Answers

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Look at the graph.

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A
More peaches will be sold.
B
Fewer peaches will be sold.
C
The number of peaches sold will be unaffected.
D
Peach orchards will produce less fruit.
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Analyze the scatterplot graph.

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A
As age increases, weight increases.
B
As weight decreases, age increases.
C
As age increases, weight remains the same.
D
As weight increases, age remains the same.
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Which portrays inadequate data?

A
Geoff uses another classmate’s data because he forgot to record his own experiment’s temperature readings.
B
Shelby accidentally switches steps 3 and 4 while writing her laboratory procedure.
C
Rupal determines aluminum is the most reactive metal by completing only half of her experiment.
D
Juan records the density of acetone in grams per cubic liters instead of grams per milliliters.
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Look at the scatterplot graph.

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A
As variable x increases, variable y increases.
B
As variable x increases, variable y decreases.
C
Both variables show a trend toward decreasing values.
D
No distinct relationship exists between variables x and y.
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View the spinner.

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A
red as well as blue
B
green
C
blue as well as green
D
yellow
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Look at the data tables below.

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A
Table 1
B
Table 2
C
Table 3
D
Table 4
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A physical science teacher calculates each student’s final grades by using the weighted rubric below. Which type of graph is best suited to show the breakdown of how this teacher weighs each category?

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A
line graph
B
scatterplot
C
pie graph
D
frequency distribution
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Analyze the graph.

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A
March, April, and May
B
May, August, and October
C
June, July, and September
D
February, October, and November
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View the spinner.

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A
1/5
B
2/5
C
3/5
D
4/5

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