When working with scatterplots and the dots line up on a graph, but more in a curvy line, this would be an example of which model?

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Hezekiah Arnold

17 September, 11:59

When working with scatterplots and the dots line up on a graph, but more in a curvy line, this would be an example of which model?

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Braylon Garner · Answer 1

The best answer to this question is quadratic. The model that can be seen in a scatterplot wherein the dots line up on a graph in a curvy manner would be the quadratic model.

Additional info: If the dots are forming a straight lne, it's linear. If it shoots up, then it's an exponential one.