| Ice Cream Sales vs Temperature | |
| Temperature °C | Ice Cream Sales |
|---|---|
| 14.2° | $215 |
| 16.4° | $325 |
| 11.9° | $185 |
| 15.2° | $332 |
| 18.5° | $406 |
| 22.1° | $522 |
| 19.4° | $412 |
| 25.1° | $614 |
| 23.4° | $544 |
| 18.1° | $421 |
| 22.6° | $445 |
| 17.2° | $408 |
And here is the same data as a Scatter Plot:
Line of Best Fit
You can also draw a "Line of Best Fit" (also called a "Trend Line") on your scatter plot:
Ok the ice cream is a bit harder in math twerms but in logical terms of course. When it gets hotter lots of ppl get ice cream.
ReplyDeleteBut mathamtically there is an increase of about 110$ in sales for every 2.4 degrees C
I also got a math brain buster
ReplyDeleteIn a world where 1+7=8 ,2+3=10, 5+4=45, what does 12+12=?
Any one who figures it out without cheating is super good at math and logical thinking.
This data makes sense because in real life people eat more ice cream if it is hotter outside becasue it cools them down, but in the winter, people don't want ice cream becasue it is cold outside and they would rather have soup or something warm.
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