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is it D
To show a negative linear association you want as x increases, y would decrease in set D both are increasing so D would be wrong
what about c
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In c we see the negative slope but c is not linear
oh crud
A shows the negative slope and it is also linear
In set A, the data is linear because as x increases by 1, y decreases by 1. The same cannot be said for set C (going from 8 to 6 is a decrease of 2, but then we decrease by 1 when going from 6 to 5)
oh so it would be set A
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Yes because it is both negative and linear
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