It Is Sometimes Useful to "Jitter" Data When Viewing a Scatterplot

question 5

Multiple Choice

It is sometimes useful to "jitter" data when viewing a scatterplot involving dummy variables. To jitter data we

• A) Add a small random number to both the independent and dependent variable before running the regression.
• B) Add a small random number to both the independent and dependent variable to the plotted data.
• C) Add a small random number to both the independent and dependent variable before running the regression and to the plotted data.
• D) None of the above.

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