a) The correct scatter graph is C) as the points correspond to the right representation on the scatterplot
"Time" is an explanatory variable that's why it is on the x-axis
in the scatterplot
Correct option A)
b) We can see that the relationship is curved and not
linear
Correct option A)
c) We can see that there is only one data point corresponding to
each time value. Also, from the scatterplot, we can see that the
overall pattern is decreasing
Correct option: C)
2. a) Correlation is performed on two numerical variables. Here,
occupation is a categorical variable and not on ratio scale. Hence,
D) is correct
b) Correlation can't be equal to 1.14 as it varies from -1 to
1
Correct option: C)
c) In this case, neither variable is quantitative. Sex is a
categorical variable as well as the color of cell phone.
Correct option: B)
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