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Scatter plots (also called scatter diagrams or scatter graphs) occasionally appear in UCAT QR. They show the relationship between two numerical variables, with each data point plotted as a dot. While less common than tables or bar charts, scatter plot questions can be straightforward if you understand how to read them and identify patterns.
A scatter plot has:
To find the values for a specific data point:
As one variable increases, the other tends to increase. Points slope upward from left to right.
Example: Hours of study vs exam score — more study generally leads to higher scores.
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