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Research suggests that there is a strong correlation between the number of hours a student spends playing video games per week and the student's GPA. The graph is a scatter plot with 40 points, each representing a student's self-reported weekly video game usage and GPA. Select the best answer to fill in the blanks in each of the statements based on the data shown in the graph.
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The student who reported spending the most hours playing video games per week spent closest to % as many hours on video games as the student who reported the second-greatest number of hours.
The relationship between video game use and GPA is .
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The student who reported spending the most hours playing video games per week spent closest to % as many hours on video games as the student who reported the second-greatest number of hours.
The relationship between video game use and GPA is .
Data Insights (DI) Quiz-II 2023 [Question #6, Date: Oct-08-2023] [Click here for Details]
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08 Oct 2023, 08:53
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130%, Negative
x-axis -> video_game_hours
y-axis -> GPA
1. The student who reported spending the most hours playing video games per week spent closest to x% as many hours on video games as the student who reported the second-greatest number of hours.
to find x here, we need to consider x-axis only and can ignore y-axis for a while.
first highest = 40 hours
second highest = 29 hours
29(x/100) = 40
x = 137%, closest i can find in options is 130%.
2. The relationship between video game use and GPA is NEGATIVE. (linear curve with negative slope)
x-axis -> video_game_hours
y-axis -> GPA
1. The student who reported spending the most hours playing video games per week spent closest to x% as many hours on video games as the student who reported the second-greatest number of hours.
to find x here, we need to consider x-axis only and can ignore y-axis for a while.
first highest = 40 hours
second highest = 29 hours
29(x/100) = 40
x = 137%, closest i can find in options is 130%.
2. The relationship between video game use and GPA is NEGATIVE. (linear curve with negative slope)
08 Oct 2023, 18:59
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Most hrs spend on V.Games = 40 .
Second least = 28
12 hr more
12/40 *100 = 30%
Second least = 28
12 hr more
12/40 *100 = 30%
