The requirements for drawing conclusions based on r include: Choose one • 10 points Data must be numerical qualitative The plotted data can make any sort of line in a scatter plot There are no outliers in the scatter plot All of the above
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requirements for drawing conclusions based on r include:
Choose one
Data must be numerical qualitative
The plotted data can make any sort of line in a scatter plot
There are no outliers in the scatter plot
All of the above
EXPLANATION ::-
The requirements for drawing conclusions based on R include The plotted data can make any sort of line in a scatter plot
Data must be numerical qualitative:
The data should not be numerical qualitative.
Option (A) is wrong.
The plotted data can make any sort of line in a scatter plot:
Yes, the plotted data can make any sort line in a scatter plot.
Correct Option (B)
There are no outliers in the scatter plot:
the association in a scatter plot should always include a description of the form, direction, and strength of the association, along with the presence of any outliers.
Option (C) is wrong
Option (D) also wrong
so The correct choice is Option (B).
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The requirements for drawing conclusions based on r include: Choose one • 10 points Data must be numerical qualitative T...
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