Topic 6 - GRAPHICAL DISPLAYS OF ASSOCIATION
6-1: Cars Fuel Efficiency ( cont. )
(a)
(b) Heavier cars tended to get worse fuel efficiency.
(c) negatively
(d) yes; there are many such pairs.
(a) Students who did well on the first test tended to do well on the second,
and those who did poorly on the first tended to do poorly on the second.
(b)
Most strong | Moderate | Least strong | |
---|---|---|---|
Negative | C | D | F |
Positive | E | A | B |
(c) (Asks for interpretation)
(a) yes; positive; fairly strong
(b) 2
(c) 16
(d) 6
(e) One can discover that for most of these couples, the husband is older than the wife.
(a)
A-
roast beef
B - chicken
C - turkey
(b) There is a reasonably strong, positive association between a sandwich's
serving size and its calories.
(c) Roast beef sandwiches tend to have more calories per serving size than do
chicken and turkey sandwiches.
6-5: Space Shuttle O-Ring Failures
(a)
The
scatterplot reveals a weak-to-moderate negative association between temperature
and O-ring failures.
(b) The likelihood of O-ring failure appears to be greater at such a low
temperature.
(c)
The
association is much weaker in this case.
(d) (Asks for interpretation)
6-7 Air
Fares
(a)
(b) Air fare is associated with distance. Moderate, positive association.
(c) Atlanta and Chicago, Detroit and St. Louis