Question

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Match the vocabulary word with its correct definition:
Question 1 options:
Relative Frequency
Two-Way Table
Two-Way Relative Frequency Table
Bivariate Data
Scatterplot
Strength of Association
Association
No Association
Negative Association
Positive Association
1.
The data values from one set of variables increases while the other set of variables increases.
2.
The data values appear randomly scattered when graphed on a scatterplot.
3.
Data containing two variables.
4.
A graph that displays bivariate data.
5.
A table that shows the relative frequencies of each data value in a two-way table.
6.
Can be classified as perfect, strong, moderate, or weak. Is determined on how closely the data follows a line.
7.
The data values from one set of variables increases while the other set of variables decreases.
8.
How often something happens divided by all the outcomes.
9.
Shows data from one sample group as it relates to two different categories.
10.
The relationship between two variables in terms of direction and strength.

Answer 1

The matching activity involves aligning statistical terms with their definitions relating to bivariate data and analysis such as Positive Association, No Association, Bivariate Data, Scatterplot, and others.

Step-by-step explanation:

The student has been asked to match vocabulary words with their correct definitions related to statistics, particularly focusing on bivariate data and two-variable data analysis methods.

1. Positive Association: The data values from one set of variables increases while the other set of variables increases.
2. No Association: The data values appear randomly scattered when graphed on a scatterplot.
3. Bivariate Data: Data containing two variables.
4. Scatterplot: A graph that displays bivariate data.
5. Two-Way Relative Frequency Table: A table that shows the relative frequencies of each data value in a two-way table.
6. Strength of Association: Can be classified as perfect, strong, moderate, or weak. Is determined by how closely the data follows a line.
7. Negative Association: The data values from one set of variables increases while the other set of variables decreases.
8. Relative Frequency: How often something happens divided by all the outcomes.
9. Two-Way Table: Shows data from one sample group as it relates to two different categories.
10. Association: The relationship between two variables in terms of direction and strength.

Answer 2

1. Positive association - direct relationship: increase = increase and vice versa
2. Scatterplot - scattered data
3. Bivariate data - two variables
4. Two-way table - displays two variables into rows and columns
5. Two-way relative frequency table - shows the relative frequencies in the table
6. Association - how sets of data are related
7. Negative association - reverse relationship: increase = decrease and vice versa
8. Relative frequency - frequency of a specific data value divided by the total number of data values
9. No association - no relationship
10. Strength of association