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Explanation:

Step1: List the data points

Internet Users (x): 79.9, 80.4, 57.7, 65.4, 78.3, 38.4
Award Winners (y): 5.3, 9.1, 3.3, 1.8, 10.5, 0.1

Step2: Match to scatterplot

Check which graph has points matching these (x,y) pairs. Let's check x and y ranges: x from ~38 to 80, y from ~0 to 10.5.

• For x=38.4 (lowest x), y=0.1 (lowest y) → bottom-left?
• For x=80.4 (high x), y=9.1 (high y) → top-right?

Looking at the options, Graph B (middle) should have points aligned with these coordinates. Wait, recheck: Let's list (x,y) as (Internet, Award):
(79.9,5.3), (80.4,9.1), (57.7,3.3), (65.4,1.8), (78.3,10.5), (38.4,0.1)

Now, plot mentally: x (Internet) on x-axis (30-90?), y (Award) on y-axis (0-12). So (38.4,0.1) is left-bottom, (80.4,9.1) is right-middle, (78.3,10.5) is right-top, etc. Looking at the graphs, Graph B (second one) should match. Wait, maybe I mixed, but the correct scatterplot should have points corresponding to these (x,y) pairs. After checking, the correct graph is B.

Answer:

B