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Page 13  We are going to use inches for height since most students know how tall they are. Height (in inches) Arm Span (in cm) Hand Span (in cm) Age (in years)

2.3: Scatter Plots (Modified – Keep this paper in your book) PART 1 Page 14 Graph the relationship between height of students (in inches) vs. their hand span (in cm). Place data for your self and your partner into the graph using a STAR ☆. Find 10 other students. Record their data, then graph with points. If any data exceeds the graph, place at farthest point possible. Name of Student Height (in) Hand Span (cm) YOU Partner After completing your table and graphing your data into the scatter plot, describe the correlation you see between a student’s height compared to their hand span. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2.3: Scatter Plots (Modified – Keep this paper in your book) PART 2 Page 14 Graph the relationship between height of students (in inches) vs. their Shoe Size (in U.S. size). Place data for your self and your partner into the graph using a STAR ☆. Find 10 other students. Record their data, then graph with points. If any data exceeds the graph, place at farthest point possible. Name of Student Height (in) Shoe Size (in U.S. size) YOU Partner After completing your table and graphing your data into the scatter plot, describe the correlation you see between a student’s height compared to their shoe size. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Name: __________________________ 3.4.19 Cool Down Question (not on your book) Directions: Draw a scatter plot for the data in the table above. Circle the point in the scatter plot that represents Person D’s measurements. Write a brief description describing the correlation between right hand length and right foot length. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Practice Problem # 1 Page 17 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 Data A. Label the x and y axis with appropriate variable. Plot each set of points into the graph to form a scatter plot. Describe the correlation shown in the graph between assists and points. _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ ______________________________________________________________