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A two-dimensional graph cannot be used to show what will happen to the relationship between X and Y if any of the ceteris paribus assumptions change.
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Exhibit 2A-5
-Refer to Exhibit 2A-5. Which of the following would best explain the shift from line 1 to line 2?

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Exhibit 2A-4
-Refer to Exhibit 2A-4. The slope of the relationship between X and Y is

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A relationship showing that exam grades are positively related to hours of study can be described by a curve that
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Exhibit 2A-4
-Refer to Exhibit 2A-4. Which of the following statements is true?

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Exhibit 2A-5
-According to Exhibit 2A-5, the slope of line 1 may be 1.25, whereas the slope of line 2 may be .75.

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Suppose a curve shows that every time family income increases by $1, spending increases by $.75. If spending increases by $500, then income increased by
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A curve shows that every time family income increases by $1, spending increases by $.75. This curve would
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Exhibit 2A-2
-Suppose in 2010, on average, 10 million people were unemployed. According to Exhibit 2A-2, how many of these people had been unemployed for less than five weeks?

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Exhibit 2A-8
-There is a linear relationship between X and Y in Exhibit 2A-8.

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The slope of the relationship between X and Y is positive in Exhibit 2A-8.
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Suppose a curve shows that every time family income increases by $1, spending increases by $.75. If family income increases by $500, then spending will increase by
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Exhibit 2A-6
-Exhibit 2A-6 shows the relationship between the price of sodas and the quantities that two families are willing to buy. Suppose that both families are willing to buy more sodas while the soda price remain constant. Which of the following is correct?

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Exhibit 2A-7
-Exhibit 2A-7 shows the relationship between X and Y. The slope of the relationship is

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Suppose the value of one variable rises while the value of another variable falls; then the slope of the relationship between the two variables is between 0 and 1.
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A positive relationship represents a situation where an increase in one variable is associated with an increase in the other variable. Draw three graphs that represent a positive relationship.
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