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Montrose Oil and Lube is a car care center specializing in ten-minute oil changes. Montrose Oil and Lube has two service bays, which limits its capacity to 4,000 oil changes per month. The following information was collected over the past six months: (Click the icon to view the information.) Read the requirements. 1. Prepare a scatterplot graphing the volume of oil changes (x-axis) against the company's monthly operating expenses ( y-axis). (Enlarge the graph to maximum size and use the point tool button displayed below to draw the graph.) Requirements 1. Prepare a scatterplot graphing the volume of oil changes ( x-axis) against the company's monthly operating expenses (y-axis). 2. How strong of a relationship does there appear to be between the company's operating expenses and the number of oil changes performed each month? Explain. Do there appear to be any outliers in the data? Explain. 3. Based on the scatterplot, do the company's operating costs appear to be fixed, variable, or mixed? Explain how you can tell. 4. Would you feel comfortable using this information to project operating costs for a volume of 3,800 oil changes per month? Explain. Data table Montrose Oil and Lube is a car care center specializing in ten-minute oil changes. Montrose Oil and Lube has two service bays, which limits its capacity to 4,000 oil changes per month. The following information was collected over the past six months: (Click the icon to view the information.) Read the requirements. 1. Prepare a scatterplot graphing the volume of oil changes (x-axis) against the company's monthly operating expenses ( y-axis). (Enlarge the graph to maximum size and use the point tool button displayed below to draw the graph.) Requirements 1. Prepare a scatterplot graphing the volume of oil changes ( x-axis) against the company's monthly operating expenses (y-axis). 2. How strong of a relationship does there appear to be between the company's operating expenses and the number of oil changes performed each month? Explain. Do there appear to be any outliers in the data? Explain. 3. Based on the scatterplot, do the company's operating costs appear to be fixed, variable, or mixed? Explain how you can tell. 4. Would you feel comfortable using this information to project operating costs for a volume of 3,800 oil changes per month? Explain. Data table