Page 2 of 6 O ZOOM + k T Ic. For the X Variable, the age of the vehicle, the distribution is symmetric with a midpoint of 10.5 years (the mean). The age of the vehicle varies from 1 year old to 20 years old (spread). There are no outliers. For the Y Variable, the cost of the vehicle, the distribution is skewed right. I can see this because the mean ($9,779.50) is higher than the median ($6,646.00), as well by looking at the histogram and the data is concentrated to the left of the table. The cost of the vehicle varies from $2,397.5 to $22,448.5. 2 . Whats Your Best Offer 20k 15k Average price () 10 k 5k Age (x) 3. I went to reputable dealers webpages like Carfax.com, CarGuru.com and Edmunds.com to Keke Washington gather the data to make sure it was fairly balanced, and that the prices do not greatly deviate from the others. watch your words! 4a. The explanatory variable is the X Variable which is the age of the vehicle, and Y Variable is the response, or outcome, variable which is the average price collected for the vehicles. 1 Reply 4b. I think the variables are negatively associated because as the X Variable, the age of the car, increases the Y Variable, the price of the car, decreases. To summarize, the older a car is the less it cost. Keke Washington 4c. There is a strong relationship between the variables because the points on the scatterplot are almost linear. watch your words