Interpret Scales in Data Displays
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Use the graph to answer questions 1 through 4.
The graph shows a scatter plot of Habr's bike ride with the line of best fit.
1. What are the horizontal and vertical scales? *
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2. What are the coordinates of a point that is 2 units to the right and 4 units up from the origin? *
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3. Describe the location of the point (2.5, 20). *
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4. How far from home does the line of best fit suggest Habr will be after three hours? *
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Use the graph to answer questions 5 through 8.
Maylin works a booth at a craft fair. She records the number of customers and the total revenue brought in from her booth.
5. Describe the scale of the horizontal axis. *
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6. What does the point 5 units to the right and 2 units up from the origin represent? *
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7. Describe the location of the point (60,250). *
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8. Describe the scale of the vertical axis. *
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Use the graph to answer question 9 through 13.
Cole posted a video and recorded the number of times it was viewed.
9. What is the horizontal scale? *
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10. What is the vertical scale? *
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11. Describe the location of the point (25, 1). *
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12. What are the coordinates of the point that is 2 units to the right and 1 unit up from the origin? *
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13. About how many views did Cole's video get 15 weeks after he posted it? *
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Use the graph to answer questions 14 through 17.
Berny and his friends made a graph of their height and shoe size.
14. Describe the scale of the vertical axis. *
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15. What does the line of best fit suggest the height would be for a person who wears size 10.5 shoes? *
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16. According to the horizontal scale on the graph, how many horizontal units would separate the points (9.5, 66) and (12, 73)? *
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17. The points representing Emilio's and Malcolm's shoe sizes are 2 units apart on the vertical scale. What is the difference in their heights? *
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