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Consider the enrollment data for Business Week's top U.S. graduate business programs in the file
P02_03.xlsx.

Generate scatterplots to assess whether there is a systematic relationship between the total
number of full-time students and each of the following:

(a) the proportion of female students,
(b) the proportion of minority students,
(c) the proportion of international students enrolled at these distinguished business schools.

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