[ $._("Monday"), $._("Tuesday"), $._("Wednesday"), $._("Thursday"), $._("Friday"), $._("Saturday"), $._("Sunday") ] randRange(0, DAYS.length - 1) shuffle([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8], DAYS.length)

person(1) wrote down how many color(1) plural_form(clothing(1)) he saw every day this week.

person(1) wrote down how many color(1) plural_form(clothing(1)) she saw every day this week.

How many color(1) plural_form(clothing(1)) did he see on DAYS[INDEX]?

How many color(1) plural_form(clothing(1)) did she see on DAYS[INDEX]?

init({ range: [[-1, 8.5], [-1, 8.5]], scale: [50, 30] }); style({ stroke: BLACK }); line([0, 0], [8, 0]); line([0, 0], [0, 8]); style({ strokeWidth: 1 }); _(9).times(function(y) { line([-0.1, y], [0.1, y]); label([0, y], "\\small{" + y + "}", "left"); }); _.each(VALUES, function(y, x) { style({ stroke: BLUE, strokeWidth: 2 }); if (x !== 0) { line([x, VALUES[x - 1]], [x + 1, y]); } style({ stroke: null, fill: BLUE }); ellipse([x + 1, y], [4 / scale[0], 4 / scale[1]]); label([x + 1, 0], "\\text{" + DAYS[x].substring(0, 3) + "}", "below"); });
VALUES[INDEX] color(1) plural(clothing(1))

Find the dot for DAYS[INDEX] by looking at the text at the bottom of the scatter plot.

style({ stroke: PINK, fill: PINK }); ellipse([INDEX + 1, VALUES[INDEX]], [4 / scale[0], 4 / scale[1]]);

Compare how high up the dot is with the numbers to the left.

style({ stroke: PINK, arrows: "-<", strokeDasharray: "-" }); line([INDEX + 1, VALUES[INDEX]], [0, VALUES[INDEX]]);

He saw VALUES[INDEX] color(1) plural_form(clothing(1), VALUES[INDEX]) on DAYS[ INDEX ].

She saw VALUES[INDEX] color(1) plural_form(clothing(1), VALUES[INDEX]) on DAYS[INDEX].