Question
Which of the following methods in the Seaborn library is
used to create a scatter plot to visualize the relationship between two variables x and y?Solution
The correct method to create a scatter plot using Seaborn is sns.scatterplot(). This method is specifically designed to visualize the relationship between two continuous variables. The function takes x and y as the input variables and data as the DataFrame from which these variables are extracted. Scatter plots are ideal for visualizing the correlation or relationship between two variables, helping identify patterns such as clustering or outliers. Why Other Options Are Incorrect: • A: sns.lineplot() is used to create line plots, which are appropriate for visualizing trends over time or continuous data but not for visualizing relationships between two independent variables like in a scatter plot. • C: sns.histplot() is used for creating histograms, which are useful for visualizing the distribution of a single variable, not for visualizing relationships between two variables. • D: sns.boxplot() is used for displaying the distribution of a variable and identifying outliers, but it is not used for visualizing relationships between two continuous variables. • E: sns.heatmap() is used to display a matrix of data values, typically for visualizing correlation matrices or other matrix-like data, but it is not suited for scatter plots of two variables.
Which one of the following is a correct equation?
A contract made under coercion is:
Mr. Sharma, a sole proprietor, entered into an oral agreement with a vendor for purchase of office furniture worth ₹2 lakhs, with delivery to be made ...
Which of the following statement is true?
A Private Company may not issue securities
A contract contains an arbitration clause. A dispute arises but one party sues in civil court. What should the court do?
A prospectus issued by a company should not be issued more than ______ days before the allotment of shares.
The doctrine of "Ultra Vires" is related to:
ABC Pvt. Ltd. entered into a contract with Mr. Rao for supplying machinery worth ₹25 lakhs. After execution of the contract, Mr. Rao became insolvent ...
Company A promises to sell land to Company B but does not sign a written agreement. B makes payment and takes possession. Is this enforceable?