Scatter diagrams

The table gives the birth masses of $10$ mothers and their babies.

May/June 2018

Ten boys took part in a $100\text{ m}$ race and a $200\text{ m}$ race. The table underneath gives their times in seconds.

May/June 2019

The table presents the mean monthly temperatures ($^\circ\text{C}$) for Tokyo and Sydney over one year.

May/June 2019

The table records the midday temperature and the number of cups of hot chocolate Natcha sells on each of ten days.

May/June 2021

The table below gives the monthly rent for nine apartments together with how far each apartment is from the city centre.

May/June 2022

Ben exercises by walking. The scatter diagram gives the distance for $10$ walks and how long each walk lasts.

May/June 2023

The temperature at midday was measured at ten separate mountain heights. The results are presented in the table.

May/June 2024

Asha notes the distance she walks and the time she spends on each of 10 walks. The table displays her results.

May/June 2025

Each week, Henri notes the number of units of gas used in his house together with the mean temperature outdoors. Ten of his results are shown in the table.

Oct/Nov 2018

The table lists the distances 10 people travel to work and the times they spend doing so.

Oct/Nov 2018

The scatter diagram displays the marks obtained by 12 students in test A and test B.

Oct/Nov 2019

The table gives the running times, in seconds, for 12 athletics club members over 400 metres and 800 metres.

Oct/Nov 2019

The table gives the ages and heights of 10 boys.

Oct/Nov 2022

The scatter diagram plots the ages of ten people against the time each one needs to finish a task.

Oct/Nov 2023

The table gives the time taken for a homework task and how many errors were made by some students in a class. A scatter diagram grid is shown.

Oct/Nov 2024

The table gives the age and value of $10$ cars of the same model.

Oct/Nov 2024

The table gives the mathematics and physics examination marks for each of the 9 students.

Oct/Nov 2025