The table below indicates the variation in the arm span of a person with respect to height. Draw a scatter plot for the data. Arm Span (cm)
156
160
165
170
170
173
177
184
188
194
196
200
Height (cm)
162
155
166
170
167
185
173
180
188
193
184
186

a.
A graph has arm span on the x-axis, from 152 to 216, and height on the y-axis, from 152 to 224 in increments of 8. Points are around (156, 162), (160, 155), (165, 166), (170, 170), (170, 167), (173, 185), (177, 173), (184, 180), (188, 188), (194, 193), (196, 184), (200, 186).
c.
A graph has arm span on the x-axis, from 152 to 216, and height on the y-axis, from 152 to 224 in increments of 8. Points are around (156, 162), (165, 166), (170, 170), (170, 167), (173, 185), (177, 173), (184, 180), (188, 188), (194, 193), (196, 184), (200, 186), (200, 154).
b.
A graph has arm span on the x-axis, from 152 to 216, and height on the y-axis, from 152 to 224 in increments of 8. Points are around (156, 162), (160, 155), (165, 166), (170, 170), (170, 167), (173, 185), (177, 173), (184, 180), (188, 188), (194, 193), (196, 184).
d.
A graph has arm span on the x-axis, from 152 to 216, and height on the y-axis, from 152 to 224 in increments of 8. Points are around (160, 155), (165, 166), (170, 170), (170, 167), (173, 185), (177, 173), (184, 180), (188, 188), (194, 193), (196, 184), (200, 186), (200, 200).