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This scatter plot visualizes the relationship between battery power and RAM for the first 100 entries of a mobile price dataset. It uses D3 v7 to render SVG circles with blue and orange fills, linear scales for both axes, and includes axis labels and a title. The code is organized as a reusable function that takes data attributes and a container ID, and the dataset is loaded from a CSV file via a remote URL.

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