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I made my graph go by ones on the X axis and tens on the Y axis. I went by ones on the X axis because all of the numbers were less than 4 so that made it easy and organized to graph. I went by tens on the Y axis because all of the numbers were multiples of ten. I created the scatter plot by finding the amount of fat and calories and lining them up together. I then marked it with a dot. The independent variable is the amount of fat because the amount of fat influences the amount of calories. The correlation is positive because as the fat increases so does the calories.

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Y=11.304 + 45.652

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IV: Grams of Fat
DV: Calories

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There are many ways to express the information given to you one a nutritional label. Some include...
-ordered pairs
-ratio
-domain and range in    roster form
-mapping diagram
An example of domain and range is

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Ragu

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Guy Fieri

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Barilla

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Classico

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To find an ordered pair, you have to look at the calories and the total fat. This is an example of where to look.

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- For every gram of fat there are nine calories.

-You can write the relationship in many ways.

-You can write as a ratio; 1:9.

- You can also write it as an    ordered pair; (1,90)