1. For each scenario below, identify the independent variable (x) and the dependent variable (y). Identify and explain whether the two variables have a positive association, a negative association, or no association, and then choose a scatter plot that could represent the data.
() Marcus records the amount of lemonade that he sells each day and compares it to the temperature. He notices that when the temperature is warmer, he sells more lemonade.
() Ms. Tina compares the number of absences students have to their grades and notices that students who have more absences have lower grades.
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1.	For each scenario below, identify the independent variable (x) and the dependent variable (y). Identify and explain whether the two variables have a positive association, a negative association, or no association, and then choose a scatter plot that could represent the data.
()	Marcus records the amount of lemonade that he sells each day and compares it to the temperature. He notices that when the temperature is warmer, he sells more lemonade.
()	Ms. Tina compares the number of absences students have to their grades and notices that students who have more absences have lower grades.
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anonymous · Answer

an independent variable is the one that affects the other; when it changes, the dependent variable changes. so you tell me what the independent variable is in the first one.

anonymous · Answer

@Holly00d1248 are you sill here?