May/June 2026 Paper 31

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Context for question 16
The scatter diagram shows the number of hot drinks sold by a café each day and the average temperature for that day.
Scatter diagram of the number of hot drinks against temperature (°C), with seven points falling from about (12, 48) to (36, 10).
16(a)Scatter Diagrams Lines Best FitEasy1 mark
These are the results for two more days.
temperature (C)1828
number of hot drinks sold4021
Plot this information on the scatter diagram.
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16(b)Scatter Diagrams Lines Best FitEasy1 mark
What type of correlation is shown in the scatter diagram?

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16(c)(i)Scatter Diagrams Lines Best FitEasy1 mark
On the scatter diagram, draw a line of best fit.
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16(c)(ii)Scatter Diagrams Lines Best FitEasy1 mark
One day the average temperature was 24 C. Use your line of best fit to estimate the number of hot drinks sold.

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