This document presents a scatter plot showing the relationship between education level and unemployment rate in 2010. It finds a strong negative correlation, with higher levels of education associated with lower unemployment rates. Specifically, those with only a high school diploma had an unemployment rate around 10%, while those with a doctorate degree had only about 2% unemployment. The data suggests that greater educational attainment leads to lower chances of unemployment.

1. Scatter Plot Presentation By: Kyle White...4th period

2. Education in years Unemployment rate in 2010(%) Less than a High School Diploma(-12 years) 14.9 High School Diploma (12 years) 10.3 Some college, No degree (13 years) 9.2 Associate's Degree (14 years) 7.0 Bachelor's Degree (16 years) 5.4 Master's Degree (18 years) 4.0 Proffessional Degree (20 years) 2.4 Doctorate (20+ years) 1.9

4. Y-Intercept = 26.98459 Slope = -1.36031 Regression Equation(Y) = 26.98-(-1.36x) Correlation Coefficient = (: 0.9276602013757575 :)

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