What type of correlation is shown in the scatter plot
A.
positive correlation
B.
negative correlation
C.
no correlation
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
ooh, nice plot... anybody seen the plot? where's that confounded plot?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
if your data is positively correlated, it means that the variables increase or decrease together. this leads to data that tends to be in a line with a positive slope.
if your data is negatively correlated, it means that the variables go in opposite directions (as on increases, the other decreases). tthis leads to data the tends to be in a line with a negative slope.
if the data is not correlated, you get a "shotgun" effect with the data, just randomly scattered about.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
which does it look like to you, in your data?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
okay so it is C
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