Go on the internet to www.3agminderorg. select \"Gapr'ninder World" panel. and the scatterplot should load. You are looking at worldwide data of Life Expectancy vs. Per Capita Income. Point your cursor at the x-axis or y-axis labels to get more information about these variables. Every colored circle on the graph represents a country. Point the cursor at various circles and the name of the country will appear. The size of each circle is proportion to that country's populationlook in the lower right corner to see each country's population as you point the cursor at it. If you would like, slide the year indicator back to the rst year that data was recorded (1950 for this combination of variables], and then click on "Play" to watch the change in the scatterplot, year by year, from that year to the present. Even more fun is to select one or more countries (this causes all the other countries to dim into the background}. and watch the track made by the selected countries over time. 9. What isthe relationship between Per Capita Income and Life Expectancy in the world? H :3 logonlhmc :7 HS iname M39395) so 0906: He carpal-cozy 10. Which countries are the farthest from the pattern shown by the rest of the world? 11. Which country has the highest life expectancy now? Which has the highest per capita income? Which has the lowest income? The lowest life expectancy? 12. Which group of countries (by color) has gained most since 1950 relative to the rest of the world, in both income and life expectancy? 13. Watch the \"track" of Rwanda from 1950 2010. What events in Rwanda might explain the unusual changes that happened