The ideal weight (in stones) of people of varying heights is given in the table below. Draw a scatter plot for the data. Height (feet/inches)
5 ft 0”
5 ft 1”
5 ft 2”
5 ft 3”
5 ft 4”
5 ft 5”
Weight (stones)
9.1
9.5
9.8
10
10.4
10.8

a.
A graph has height on the x-axis, and weight on the y-axis, from 9 to 10.8 in increments of 0.2. Points are at (5, 9.1), (5 foot 1 inch, 9.5), (5 foot 2 inches, 9.8), (5 foot 3 inches, 10), (5 foot 4 inches, 10.4), (5 foot 5 inches, 10.8).
c.
A graph has height on the x-axis, and weight on the y-axis, from 9 to 10.8 in increments of 0.2. Points are at (5, 9.2), (5 foot 1 inch, 9.5), (5 foot 2 inches, 9.8), (5 foot 3 inches, 10), (5 foot 4 inches, 10.3), (5 foot 5 inches, 10.8).
b.
A graph has height on the x-axis, and weight on the y-axis, from 9 to 10.8 in increments of 0.2. Points are at (5, 9.5), (5 foot 1 inch, 9.8), (5 foot 2 inches, 10), (5 foot 3 inches, 10), (5 foot 4 inches, 10.4), (5 foot 5 inches, 10.8).
d.
A graph has height on the x-axis, and weight on the y-axis, from 9 to 10.8 in increments of 0.2. Points are at (5, 9), (5 foot 1 inch, 9.5), (5 foot 1 inch, 9.8), (5 foot 3 inches, 10), (5 foot 4 inches, 10.4), (5 foot 5 inches, 10.8).