Scatter+Plot

We know that there is either a positive trend, negitive trend, or not trend. With our data we found that there was a positive trend. We knew this because the points were moving up the graph in a slanted line. ~ Hannah

When we first made our scatter plot, we had only two colors, which stood for the arm span and height. Our error was that the arm span and height are supposed to be the x and y axis, and the elevn different people are supposed to be the dots. After we revised our scatter plot, we realized that we didn't need different colors or symbols to differentiate the different dots since the dot's identity itself didn't matter, but the pattern, or trend, did. ~ Aldahir

For our axes, we chose Arm Span for the x axis and Height for the y axis. For Arm Span, the numbers range from 0 to 175, and the numbers on the Height axis ranged from 0 to 190. We chose the numbers so that we could have an adequate number range to display the type of trend, in which this one was a positive trend. Also, the scatter plot displays the ordered pairs so that you can see how there is a difference from person one to person eleven. ~ Camille

We chose to do a scatter plot because there were two sets of data. ~Queen