The Relationship between Two Quantitative Variables Answers

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Which scatterplot demonstrates the strongest relationship between two quantitative variables?

A
A graph has x on the x-axis, and y on the y-axis. Points are scattered throughout the graph.
Option A
B
A graph has x on the x-axis, and y on the y-axis. Points are scattered throughout the graph.
Option B
C
A graph has x on the x-axis, and y on the y-axis. Points increase loosely together.
Option C
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A graph has x on the x-axis, and y on the y-axis. Points increase tightly together.
Option D
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Real estate agents in a county with a large, urban residential area noticed that families with larger incomes tend to live in homes that sell for higher prices.

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Explanatory variable: family incomeResponse variable: price of the home
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Explanatory variable: price of the homeResponse variable: family income
C
Explanatory variable: type of residential areaResponse variable: price of the home
D
Explanatory variable: price of the homeResponse variable: type of residential area
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Medical researchers studying a medication in male and female patients 20 to 29 years old noticed that, up to a certain amount, a larger concentration of an active ingredient lead to greater levels of symptom relief.

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age of patient
B
gender of patient
C
amount of symptom relief
D
concentration of active ingredient
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At a dome-style football stadium, sports analysts noticed that as the distance of a field-goal attempt increased, the success rate of a field-goal attempt decreased.

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Explanatory variable: style of stadiumResponse variable: distance of field-goal attempt
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Explanatory variable: style of stadiumResponse variable: success rate of field-goal attempt
C
Explanatory variable: success rate of field-goal attemptResponse variable: distance of field-goal attempt
D
Explanatory variable: distance of field-goal attemptResponse variable: success rate of field-goal attempt
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Football coaches running their summer practices noticed that the players who weighed more typically had slower times for their 40-yard dash.

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Explanatory variable: season Response variable: player weight
B
Explanatory variable: seasonResponse variable: player 40-yard-dash time
C
Explanatory variable: player weightResponse variable: player 40-yard-dash time
D
Explanatory variable: player 40-yard-dash timeResponse variable: player weight
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Among players drafted to play professional football, it seems as though those who weigh more tend to have slower 40-yard dash times. The data in the table show various weights (in pounds) and 40-yard dash times (in seconds) for a sample of football players.

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A graph titled Weight and 40-yard dash times has weight (pounds) on the x-axis, and 40-yard time (seconds). Points are at (4.52, 190), (4.32, 191), (4.48, 180), (4.54, 200), (4.51, 188), (4.39, 180), (4.5, 180), (4.43, 200), (4.53, 191).
Option A
B
A graph titled Weight and 40-yard dash times has 40-yard time (seconds) on the x-axis and weight (pounds) on the y-axis.
Option B
C
A graph titled Weight and 40-yard dash times. The x- and y-axes are not labeled. Points are at (190, 4.52), (191, 4.32), (180, 4.48), (200, 4.54), (188, 4.51), (190, 4.54), (190, 4.5), (180, 4.32), (208, 4.52), (180, 4.39), (180, 4.5), (192, 4.56), (175, 4.32), (191, 4.53), (200, 4.43), (193, 4.61), (208, 4.46), (203, 4.53), (185, 4.36).
Option C
D
A graph titled Weight and 40-yard dash times has weight (pounds) on the x-axis, and 40-yard time (seconds). The x- and y-axes are not labeled.
Option D
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Medical researchers noticed that when the amount of the active ingredient within a patient’s allergy medicine is increased, the patients taking that medicine report higher levels of relief from their allergy symptoms. The data in the table show various levels of the active ingredient (in milligrams) and a score (from 0 to 10) indicating the level of allergy relief experienced for a sample of patients.

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A graph titled active ingredient and allergy relief has active ingredient (milligrams) on the x-axis, and relief score on the y-axis. Points match those in the table.
Option A
B
A graph titled active ingredient and allergy relief has relief score on the x-axis, and active ingredient (milligrams) on the y-axis.
Option B
C
A graph titled active ingredient and allergy relief. The x and y-axes are not labeled.
Option C
D
A graph titled active ingredient and allergy relief has active ingredient (milligrams) on the x-axis, and relief score on the y-axis. There is no scale on the x- or y-axes.
Option D
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Which scatterplot demonstrates the strongest relationship between two quantitative variables?

A
A graph has x on the x-axis, and y on the y-axis. Points are scattered throughout the graph.
Option A
B
A graph has x on the x-axis, and y on the y-axis. Points curve up and then down in a line.
Option B
C
A graph has x on the x-axis, and y on the y-axis. Points increase loosely together.
Option C
D
A graph has x on the x-axis, and y on the y-axis. Points decrease loosely together.
Option D
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Auto technicians working at a shop in a rural residential area noticed that the depth of tire treads was smaller among cars that have more miles on the odometer.

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Explanatory variable: type of residential areaResponse variable: depth of tire tread
B
Explanatory variable: depth of tire treadResponse variable: miles on the car odometer
C
Explanatory variable: miles on the car odometerResponse variable: depth of tire tread
D
Explanatory variable: type of residential areaResponse variable: miles on the car odometer
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The scatterplot illustrates the relationship between two quantitative variables: the amount of an active ingredient in a medicine and the level of pain relief (on a scale of 1 to 10).

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weak
B
positive and linear.
C
positive and nonlinear.
D
negative and moderately strong.

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