The scatterplot below shows the shoe sizes of students and the number of books the students collected for the library book drive.

A graph titled Books for the Library has shoe size on the x-axis, and number of books on the y-axis. Points are scattered.

Which statement about the scatterplot is true?
In general, each student collected a number of books equal to his or her shoe size.
In general, the shoe size of a student does not affect the number of books collected.
As shoe size increases, the number of books collected decreases.
As shoe size increases, the number of books collected increases.

The graph is termed as the structure of vertices and edges. It is formed by joining the two axes of X and Y and is plotted with the two variables in the graph. The plotting on the graph and showing the relation between the variables is called the graphical presentation.

The correct answer about the scatterplot is In general, the shoe size of a student does not affect the number of books collected.

Option In general, the shoe size of a student does not affect the number of books collected is the true statement regarding the scatterplot because A scatter plot (also known as a scattergraph, scatter chart, scattergram, or scatter diagram) is a form of plot or mathematics schematic that depicts values for generally two variables for a collection of data using Cartesian coordinates.

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