The document contains a scatter plot showing median weekly earnings by education level from no high school diploma to doctorate degrees. It shows earnings increasing from $444 to $1610 per week. A regression equation is given with a positive slope of 103.88, indicating earnings increase the longer one stays in school. Answers note the positive relationship between education and earnings, with the likelihood of higher pay rising the more schooling one completes.

1. Scatter Plot on Median Weekly Earnings Connor LeBaron 3rd Period - Algebra 2 PAP

2. 2010 Median Weekly Earnings 11 Years (No High School Diploma) $444 12 Years (High School Diploma) $626 13 Years (Some College) $712 14 Years (Associates Degree) $767 16 Years (Bachelor's Degree) $1038 18 Years (Master's Degree) $1272 20 Years (Professional Degree) $1610 20+ Years (Doctorate) $1550

3. Scatterplot of Weekly Pay