Which is the last step when creating and analyzing a scatterplot from a table of values?

1. Plot the ordered pairs of the independent variable and the dependent variable on the coordinate plane.

2. Draw or obtain a blank coordinate plane.

3. Identify if there is a relationship between the independent and dependent events.

4. Label the axes of the coordinate plane according to the input and output variables

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Matilda Cline

Mathematics

6 December, 14:09

Which is the last step when creating and analyzing a scatterplot from a table of values?

1. Plot the ordered pairs of the independent variable and the dependent variable on the coordinate plane.

2. Draw or obtain a blank coordinate plane.

3. Identify if there is a relationship between the independent and dependent events.

4. Label the axes of the coordinate plane according to the input and output variables

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Eleanor Stevens · Answer 1

The correct answer option is 3. Identify if there is a relationship between the independent and dependent events.

Step-by-step explanation:

When creating and analyzing a scatter-plot from a table of values, we first need to draw or obtain a blank coordinate plain.

Next we have to label the axes of the coordinate plane according to the input and output variables.

Then plot the ordered pairs of the independent variable and the dependent variable on the coordinate plane.

And lastly, we need to identify if there is a relationship between the independent and dependent events.