HELP????
I think it is A
@Kommander_Kitten
Okay, this still deals with correlation coefficients even if it doesn't expressly say it. So think about it from that perspective.
You can eliminate A, because the graph seems to have some sort of positive correlation.
Wat?
You can eliminate C because the graph has a positive correlation, and that answer implies that it has a negative one.
So d?
But D says that if a students iq is higher the higher the math score thats not true
@Kommander_Kitten
so c @Kommander_Kitten
No
not C
TTP if you look above, you'll see I eliminated C because it implied a negative correlation. This graph has a positive one.
Kommander kitten It makes no sense in what ur implying
Ok, right so b?@Kommander_Kitten
How so Haichi? What is your reasoning for your answer?
Not necessarily true
Well when a student has an iq of 100 that student scored the highest
And if the student had an iq of 110 that student didnt get the top score
that*
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SO B?
You're correct Haichi. That's how I eliminated A and C.
But A says that the math scores has nothing to do with the IQ
Am I correct? b right?
or d? @Kommander_Kitten
Honestly, it could be either. Because both answers amount to the same thing. I think the safer bet is to go with B.
I dont understand a student has an iq of 100 but scores the highest?
It's not an exact answer to the situation. It's a general statement. Overall, if a student's IQ is higher, their math score will be higher. You can see that from the general motion of the graph towards the top right.
true
However, if a student's math score is lower, their IQ tends to be lower too. So this is why I'm hesitant to answer B over D. But I think it's the right answer.
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