Describing Scatterplots: Strength, Form, Direction, & Outliers

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Scatterplots are a graphically representation of the relationship between two quantitative variables. We describe scatterplots by talking about the direction, strength, form, and outliers. The acronym DOFS might help.

We also identify the explanatory and response variable. We then add a point to the graph and describe in context what is unusual about the point.
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