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Scatterplots and Correlation worksheets
Construct and read labeled scatterplots from actual paired observations, calculate Pearson r, and interpret linear association without claiming causation.
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Fit ordinary least-squares lines with intercepts, predict responses, calculate observed-minus-predicted residuals, and identify extrapolation.
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Fit an ordinary least-squares line with an intercept from the displayed pairs. Keep full precision until the final answer; residual equals observed y minus predicted y.
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Customize this worksheetEvery plot and calculation comes from the labeled x and y table printed beside it. Construction tasks keep the student plot blank, while reading tasks provide the actual point cloud and worked keys complete each requested diagram.
Learning objective
Compute and interpret an OLS line from paired data, use it carefully for prediction, and calculate residuals with the correct sign.
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11 - (5 + 2(4)) = -2.
Residual is observed minus predicted, so a negative residual lies below the fitted line.
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Construct and read labeled scatterplots from actual paired observations, calculate Pearson r, and interpret linear association without claiming causation.
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