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cartlidgeashley

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You should connect the data points with straight lines, instead of a smooth curve, unless
 
  a. the data points describe a curvilinear relationship
  b. you could write the mathematical equation for the curve
  c. the line would be nonmonotonic
  d. None of these. You should always connect the data points with straight lines.

Question 2

When making a graph to show the relationship between quantitative variables, such as dependent variable as a function of an independent variable, you should use a
 
  a. Line graph
  b. Scattergram
  c. Median split
  d. Frequency Table



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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