Question

Which of these pairs of variables would you expect to be
represented by a scatterplot that shows no correlation?
A. The number of people who pay to see a film and the amount of
money earned by the film.
B. The amount of money spent to make a film and the number of
people who pay to see it.
C. The number of people who pay to see the 8:00 viewing of a film
and the number of empty seats in that theater.
D. The length of a film in minutes and the number of times that it
can be screened in a particular theater each day.

Answer 1

im getting D @jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

why do you think that

Answer 3

it makes no sense to me.

Answer 4

it seems as if their would be no correlation

Answer 5

so the time length of the film has nothing to do with how many you can fit them in a day?

Answer 6

i would say C but i got that one wrong for some reason.

Answer 7

basically, the shorter the movie, the more you can play it in a single day

the longer the movie, the less you can play it in a single day

Answer 8

so that's why D has correlation

Answer 9

so were looking at A as our answer?

Answer 10

if more people pay to see the film, will the film earn more money?

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

oh wait lol its B, i see now.

Answer 13

guess that's the only thing left