Mr. Marsh wants to see if smokers like to gamble at casinos. Once he has his data, he plots the information in a scattergram. What three aspects of the bivariate relationship will the scattergram reveal? Explain the significance of each

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Form - relationships between two variables can be independent, linear, or curvilinear. Independence or no relationship looks like a random scatter with no patter Direction - positive relationship means higher values go with higher values. negative relationship means higher values on one variable go with lower values on the other. Precision - measures association - high precision occurs right on the line. Amount of
spread among the points indicates precision.

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Both the number of PACs (political action committees) and the amount of money PACs spend on elections have declined at an alarming rate in recent years.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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