ineedhelp1013 ineedhelp1013

21-11-2016
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How can you tell if a set of bivariate data shows a linear relationship

How can you tell if a set of bivariate data shows a linear relationship class=

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BettaFishy BettaFishy

21-11-2016

If by bivariate data you mean data in charts or any type of collection of data, the data's would be proportional and would be a straight line and go through the origin in a coordinate plane.

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kchetes0326 kchetes0326

22-01-2021

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If you graph the data points and the points lie along a straight line then the data is linear.

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