5. The following table shows the average annual amount of precipitation (mm) for 16 Canadian cities. Create a box-and-whisker plot to display this information. City Precipitation (mm) St. John's 1482 Charlottetown 1201 Halifax 1474 Fredericton 1131 Québec City 1208 Montréal 940 Ottawa 911 Toronto 819 Winnipeg Regina 504 364 Edmonton 461 Calgary 399 Vancouver 1167 Victoria 858 Whitehorse 269 Yellowknife 267

What is r for each of the equations?

Plot the following six points: (- 5,4) (1, 3) (– 2, – 1) (4,0) (2,– 3) (0,-2) 4. 2. -1

Identify the two variables in the example. For direction of variable, put an arrow pointing either up or down to show what direction the variable goes in. For relationship, write “positive” or “negative” to indicate what kind of relationship the two variables have with each other. A study finds the more research papers a person has written in their lifetime, the higher their score on a math test. Variable 1:                                  Direction of variable 1: Variable 2:                                  Direction of variable 2: Relationship: