Describing Relationships between Two Variables
Is the relationship strong (clear patterns) or weak (fuzzy patterns)? Here are some examples: This data comes from class. The picture comes from plotting each person’s height and weight. For example ( 74, 180), (69, 175), (76, 170), etc. This is a positive relation, fairly …
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