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Band 6+: You are given a scatter plot that examines the relationship between study time and exam scores. Analyze the data and discuss the correlation between study time and academic performance.

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The image displays a line graph titled 'Study Time vs. Exam Scores' with a horizontal x-axis for 'Study Time (days)' ranging from 0 to 10 and a vertical y-axis for 'Exam Scores' from 50 to 100. The data points shown are, in (days, score) format: (1, 54), (2, 61), (3, 72), (4, 84), (5, 94), (6, 98), (7, 100), (8, 100), (9, 100), and (10, 100).
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The given line graph illustrates the data about study time and scores related to that study time. As we can see, in x-axis, there is a study time in days, while in y-axis, there is an exam scores from 0-100 point.

Overall, the line shows that the more days students study, the higher scores they get.

The lowest score among the scores was almost 55 points just in a day, while the highest scores were in 7-10 days, which is the point 100.

Students studying 2 or 3 days tend to have average scores: approximately 60, and 70 points. However the scores from duration 4 to 7 days are also enough to get good mark, which is greater than average: roughly 85 points in 4 days; 95 points in 5 days; and almost a hundred points in 6 days.

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