You're on a roll — To plot the graph using the information from the table: Step 1: Set up the axes. Draw a graph with the Height (m) on the horizontal (x-axis) and Weight (kg) on the vertical (y-axis). Step 2: Label the axes and add a title. 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". Step 3: Plot the data points. 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: $(1.48, 56)$ Step 4: Consider gender symbols (if applicable). 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. What's next? Send 'em.