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    A High School Football League Recorded the Average Points Scored
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A High School Football League Recorded the Average Points Scored

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A high school football league recorded the average points scored per game,as well as the winning percentage for the 10 teams in the league. A high school football league recorded the average points scored per game,as well as the winning percentage for the 10 teams in the league.   Construct a scatterplot.Does scoring more points appear to be associated with a higher winning percentage? Construct a scatterplot.Does scoring more points appear to be associated with a higher winning percentage?

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