Averages and range (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards

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Averages and range
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What do scatter graphs show?

Relationship between two variables via plotted data points

What indicates correlation on scatter graphs

Points forming patterns close to a straight line

Positive correlation

Both variables increase together; upward-sloping pattern

Negative correlation

One increases, other decreases; downward-sloping pattern

No correlation

No clear relationship; points randomly scattered

Outlier

Data point that doesn't follow the general pattern

Line of best fit

Straight line passing as close as possible to data points, showing overall trend

Interpolation

Predicting values within range of existing data (more reliable)

Extrapolation

Predicting values outside range of data (less reliable)

Does correlation prove causation?

No, it doesn't prove one variable causes changes in another

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