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 * __//6-6 Scatter Plot//__**

Use scatter plot to determine how two sets of data relate. For example if the plots on the graph can form a line straight from the right to the left diagonally, that is considered a positive correlation. In a negative correlation the line is starting from the right to the left diagonally. And lastly there will sometimes be a graph with no correlation where the plots are just scattered around that forms multiple lines going everywhere. The pictures show examples of a positive correlation, negative correlation, and no correlation.

In the real world, if you were to see a graph of a dogs population increasing over the years, the graph will have a positive correlation. **//__Rules:__//** 1) title x/y axis 2) scale axis 3) plot points Step 1) Make a scatter plot. Step 2) Draw a trend. Step 3) Pick 2 coordinates and write in in point slope form. Step 4) Make a prediction. Scatter Plot  Learn Scatter Plots