Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed below?

A. Exponential
Incorrect. You’d see more vertical points.

B. Logarithmic
Incorrect. Logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.

C. Linear
Incorrect. Not the shape of the line.

D. Quadratic
Correct! You can see the right half of a U.

Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed below?

A. Exponential
Incorrect. No curve to the points.

B. Logarithmic
Incorrect. Logarithmic scatterplots are s-shaped.

C. Linear
Correct! Points are going up similar to a line.

D. Quadratic
Incorrect. No curve to the points.

Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed below?

A. Exponential
Incorrect. The points would continue to rise.

B. Logarithmic
Correct! Logarithmic scatterplots are S-shaped.

C. Linear
Incorrect. Not the shape of the line.

D. Quadratic
Incorrect. This is not U-shaped.

Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed below?

A. Exponential
Correct! The vertical lines give it away.

B. Logarithmic
Incorrect. Logarithmic scatterplots are S-shaped.

C. Linear
Incorrect. Not the shape of a line.

D. Quadratic
Incorrect. The vertical points tells you it’s something else.

Which type of scatterplot is represented by the data graphed below?

A. Exponential
Incorrect. The data is not growing fast enough.

B. Logarithmic
Incorrect. Logarithmic scatterplots are S-shaped.

C. Linear
Incorrect. There is a slight curve to the data.

D. Quadratic
Correct! There is a slight curve to the data points.