Intervals, Graphs And Charts, Measurements Worksheet With Answers Page 23

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Gives a correct description for C that states or implies that the two variables
are not linked
eg
How much television a person watches is independent of the number
of mobile phones they have
There is no correlation between the number of hours watched and
the number of phones
Time watching is not dependent on the amount of mobiles
People with lots of mobile phones don’t necessarily watch any more
than those with just one
Accept minimally acceptable description
eg
Mobiles don’t affect watching
No correlation
Not connected
No relationship
No link
No pattern
It’s random
More or less phones won’t affect hours
Number of mobiles doesn’t affect the situation
Someone watching 1 hour of TV might have as many
mobiles as someone who watches 8 hours [generality implied]
How much is watched depends on the person not on their
mobile phones
Do not accept incomplete description
eg
There is a range of numbers of mobile phones and the number
of hours spent watching TV
It doesn’t make much difference
! Description of graph’s appearance
Accept alongside a correct response
eg, for C accept
It’s all spread out so there is no link
eg, for C do not accept
It’s all spread out
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M11.
Completes the table for Zhang correctly with frequencies of 7 (for 9 points) and
4 (for 10 points), ie
7
4
2
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