A linear graph with a negative slope would indicate which of the following?

A. As the independent variable increases, so does the dependent variable.

B. As the independent variable increases, the value of the dependent variable remains the same.

C. There is no relationship between the independent and dependent variables.

D. As the independent variable decreases, the dependent variable increases.

***My answer: D

is that correct?? idk 100% :/

Question

A linear graph with a negative slope would indicate which of the following?

A.       As the independent variable increases, so does the dependent variable.

B.       As the independent variable increases, the value of the dependent variable remains the same.

C.       There is no relationship between the independent and dependent variables.

D.       As the independent variable decreases, the dependent variable increases.

***My answer: D

is that correct?? idk 100% :/

anonymous · Answer

hi!! thanks for coming :) does D look correct to you?? :)

.sam. · Answer

Yes

anonymous · Answer

okay, awesome!! :) Thank youuuu :D

.sam. · Answer

welcome

callisto · Answer

I thought the graph there was the one with positive slope :|
But D should be correct though...

anonymous · Answer

oh yeah huh? i guess it is a positive slope lol, i was looking at it from top to bottom.. lol my bad :) but D is correct then still right? :)

.sam. · Answer

Its still correct because when you flip the gradient,|dw:1350484616656:dw|

anonymous · Answer

okay thank you :)