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                                    xxxiii THE EBOOK GIVES EASY ACCESS TO RESOURCES.  Interactive and mobile-ready, the ebook allows you to read and reference the text when you are online and offline. All offline highlights and notes sync when you connect to the internet. What%u2019s more, clicking on gives you instant access to each video while you are online.  your goals  Access everything you need for success through the ACHIEVE platform.  Read, watch videos, and receive guided feedback on your homework.  GET PERSONALIZED HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT. The online homework system helps you learn with targeted feedback based on common misconceptions so you learn even if you get the answer wrong the first time!  Thousands of practice problems are available including the Your Turnproblems, selected Lesson Exercises , all Chapter Review exercises , and each Chapter Practice Test from the text. Lesson 3.2 %u2022 Relationships Between Two Quantitative Variables 183 Mastering Concepts and Skills  7. Putting success How well do professional golfers putt from different distances to the hole? The data show various distances to the hole (in feet) and the percentage of putts made at each distance for a sample of golfers. 18 Make a scatterplot by hand that shows how the percentage of putts made relates to the distance of the putt. Distance (ft)  Percent made  Distance (ft)  Percent made  Distance (ft)  Percent made  2 93.3 9 31.8 16 13.4  3 83.1 10 33.5 17 15.9  4 74.1 11 31.6 18 17.3  5 58.9 12 25.7 19 13.6  6 54.8 13 24.0 20 15.8  7 53.1 14 31.0  8 46.3 15 16.8 8. How much to carry? Ninth-grade students at a residential school go on a backpacking trip each fall. Students are divided into hiking groups of size 8 by selecting names from a hat. Before leaving, students and their backpacks are weighed. The data here are from a group of hikers whom one of the authors accompanied. Make a scatterplot by hand that shows how backpack weight relates to body weight. Body weight (lb) 120 187 109 103 131 165 158 116  Backpack weight (lb) 26 30 26 24 29 35 31 28 9. Coaster crazy Many people like to ride roller coasters. Amusement parks try to attract visitors by offering roller coasters that have a variety of speeds and elevations. The table shows data for nine roller coasters. 19 Make a scatterplot to show the relationship between height and maximum speed. Roller coaster  Height (ft)  Maximum speed (mph)  Apocalypse 100 55  Bullet 196 83  Corkscrew 70 55  Flying Turns 50 24  Goliath 192 66  Hidden Anaconda 152 65  Iron Shark 100 52  Stinger 131 50  Wild Eagle 210 61 10. How%u2019s the weather up there? The table presents data on the elevation (in feet) and average January temperature (in degrees Fahrenheit) for 10 cities and towns in Colorado. 20 Make a scatterplot to show the relationship between elevation and  average temperature in January. City Elevation (ft)  Average January temperature ( %u00b0F )  Limon 5452 27  Denver 5232 31  Golden 6408 29  Flagler 5002 29  Eagle 6595 21  Vail 8220 18  Glenwood Springs 7183 25  Rifle 5386 26  Grand Junction 4591 29  Dillon 9049 16 11. Butterflies Greenland is home to the Boloria chariclea butterfly. Scientists studying this species of butterfly investigated some of the factors that might affect wing size, including temperature during the previous summer when larvae were growing. 21 Here is a scatterplot that shows the relationship between y = wing length (mm) and x = average temperature in the previous summer ( %u00b0C). Describe the relationship shown in the scatterplot. 1.0 2.0Temperature (%u00b0C)Wing length (mm)3.0 4.019.519.018.518.017.512. Heads, tails, or edge? When flipping a coin onto a table, it is very unlikely to land on its edge. What if you glued several pennies together and then flipped the stack? The students in Mrs. Chauvet%u2019s statistics class collected data by repeatedly flipping stacks up to 27 pennies long. 22 The scatterplot shows the relationship between number of pennies in the stack and edge percentage. Describe the relationship. 8060100402000 1 5 0 15 20 25Edge percentageNumber of penniespg 179pg 18104_StarnesSPA5e_53579_ch03_164_249.indd 183 22/11/24 1:06 PM sdecoret / Deposit Photos %u00a9 Bedford, Freeman & Worth Publishers. For review purposes only. Do not distribute. 
                                
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