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Final Answer:
a) Scatter plot should show points at (1,4), (2,10), (3,13), (4,16), (5,7), (6,18) with labeled axes “Time (hours)” and “Snowfall (inches)”.
b) Independent variable: Time (hours). Dependent variable: Snowfall (inches). Justification: Snowfall depends on how much time has passed.
c) As time increases, snowfall generally increases — except at hour 5 when it drops.
d) Strong positive correlation (with one outlier at hour 5).

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