Using the I formation on the table I sent plot a graph

Draw a graph with the Height (m) on the horizontal (x-axis) and Weight (kg) on the vertical (y-axis).

Label the x-axis as "Height (m)" and the y-axis as "Weight (kg)". Give the graph a clear title, such as "Relationship Between Height and Weight of Students".

For each student, locate their height on the x-axis and their weight on the y-axis, then mark the intersection with a point.
Here are the coordinates for each student:

• Student 1: $(1.75, 75)$
• Student 2: $(1.54, 64)$
• Student 3: $(1.58, 59)$
• Student 4: $(1.62, 68)$
• Student 5: $(1.54, 58)$
• Student 6: $(1.62, 53)$
• Student 7: $(1.56, 62)$
• Student 8: $(1.62, 62)$
• Student 9: $(1.55, 49)$
• Student 10: $(1.48, 56)$

The instruction mentions using different symbols for males and females. However, the provided table does not include gender information for the students. If gender data were available, you would use a distinct symbol (e.g., a circle for males and a triangle for females) for each point to differentiate them on the graph.

The graph will show a scatter plot of height versus weight for the 10 students.