This document contains a scatter plot and data showing the relationship between years of education and unemployment rate. It finds a strong negative correlation of -0.974, meaning unemployment rate decreases as years of education increases. The linear regression line has a slope of -1.76, indicating the unemployment rate drops by 1.76% for each additional year of education. The analysis concludes that levels of education have a significant impact on unemployment and financial security.

1. Scatter plot- unemployed rate Jocelyn Cortes period 5

2. less than high school diploma 14.9 high school diploma 10.3 some college no degree 9.2 associate's 7.0 bachelor's 5.4 master's 4.0 professional degree 2.4 doctoral degree 1.9

3. y=unemployed rate x=years in school

4. correlation co-efficiant-0.9743890966730563 Line of best fit- linear regression equation 32.38--1.76x slope-1.75833 y-intercept-32.38333