bivariate data

• cartesian plane can be defined as a plane formed by the intersection of two coordinate axes that are perpendicular to each other. 
• Abscissa refers to the x-coordinate in a pair of coordinates
• Ordinate refers to the y-coordinate in a pair of coordinates
• Scatter Plot: The position of a dot on the horizontal and vertical axis indicates the values of the two variables.
•  independent variable is the one that is changed or controlled in an experiment to test the effects on the dependent variable
• The dependent variable is the one being tested and measured, changing in response to the independent variable
• Bivariate Data:

  It is often represented in a coordinate system where each data point represents two paired values
• Outlier:

  A data point that differs significantly from other observations in a dataset8.

  It can be an indication of variability in measurement or an error.
• outlier can influence the outcome of statistical analyses and may need special consideration.
• slope: In the context of a graph, it represents the rate of change between the y-coordinate and the x-coordinate.
• Strength (in statistics):

  1. Refers to the degree of correlation between two variables
• slope is positive if the line inclines upwards, and negative if it declines.
• 1. Strength can be strong, moderate, or weak, indicating how closely the data points follow a trend.
• Scatter Plot:

  A graph that displays the relationship between two numerical variables using dots
• Scatter Plot: Each dot on the scatter plot represents an observation from the dataset.
• Bivariate Data:

  The analysis of this type of data looks at the relationship between the two variables.
• the abscissa (X) of the point is a value of the independent variable and the ordinate(y) is the value of the dependent variable.