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How do you determine what side of a graph should be x and what side is y when graphing a scatterplot in linear regression?? For instance, in the problem below:
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How Do You Determine What Side Of A Graph Should Be X And What Side Is Y When Graphing A Scatterplot In Linear Regression For Instance In The Problem Below Scre class=

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y will be the dependent variable, and x will be the independent variable.

So y is affected by x.

Regarding the problem you attached, consider if IQ affects job performance, or if job performance affects IQ.

I would say that IQ may affect job performance (as job performance does not affect IQ), so in this case x will be IQ and y will be job performance.

When data is presented in tables, it is usual for the x values to be on the left and the y values to be on the right (though, not in every case, of course!).

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