The table shows the mean driving speed of drivers in a 55mph zone and the number of speeding tickets they've received in the past 10 years. Plot the data in a scatterplot with speed on the x-axis. What can you determine about the relationship between mean speed and the number of speeding tickets?

Step 3: After plotting all points, observe the overall pattern or trend in the scatterplot. Look for whether the points tend to rise, fall, or show no clear pattern as speed increases.

Step 4: Determine the type of correlation based on the pattern. If points tend to rise together (higher speed with more tickets), it is a positive correlation. If points fall (higher speed with fewer tickets), it is a negative correlation. If the pattern is curved or irregular, it may be nonlinear. If no pattern is visible, there is no correlation.