Question

which phrase describes the realtionship between the number of miles driven and the amont of gasoline used?

Answer 1

What are your options?

Answer 2

This question doesn't give you any more information by any chance?

Answer 3

1.casual but not correlated....2.correlated but not casual...3.both correlated and casual...4.nethier correalted nor casual

Answer 4

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Answer 5

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 6

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ok

Answer 7

3.both correlated and causal because the two are directly connected

and you meant to say "causal" not "casual" (as the first means one causes another and the second means laid back and relaxed)

Answer 8

thanks^.^

Answer 9

sure thing

Answer 10

:)