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05 Jan 2024, 11:46
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Dropdown 2: Biology
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The above graph displays test data for a specific student, featuring five tests from four subjects. The scores depicted on the graph are measured on a scale of 0 to 120.
Select the most appropriate answer from the below dropdown menu according to the information provided.
Upon comparing the scores obtained in Physics with those of the three other subjects, the graph indicates a strong positive correlation between the test scores in Physics and , and a strong negative correlation between the scores in Physics and .
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Dropdown 1: Chemistry
Dropdown 2: Biology
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First dropdown:
Physics scores (sorted from lowest to highest): Test 5, Test 3, Test 1, Test 4, Test 2
Chemistry scores (sorted from lowest to highest): Test 5, Test 3, Test 1, Test 4, Test 2
The progression of Chemistry scores perfectly mirrors the progression of Chemistry scores. Thus, Chemistry is correct.
Second dropdown:
Biology scores (sorted from lowest to highest): Test 2, Test 4, Test 1, Test 3, Test 5 — in other words, the inverse of the Physics trend.
The increase in Physics test scores perfectly corresponds to the decrease in Biology test scores. Thus, Biology is correct.
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Physics scores (sorted from lowest to highest): Test 5, Test 3, Test 1, Test 4, Test 2
Chemistry scores (sorted from lowest to highest): Test 5, Test 3, Test 1, Test 4, Test 2
The progression of Chemistry scores perfectly mirrors the progression of Chemistry scores. Thus, Chemistry is correct.
Second dropdown:
Biology scores (sorted from lowest to highest): Test 2, Test 4, Test 1, Test 3, Test 5 — in other words, the inverse of the Physics trend.
The increase in Physics test scores perfectly corresponds to the decrease in Biology test scores. Thus, Biology is correct.
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