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sergij07 [2.7K]
2 years ago
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Match each scenario with the type of correlation it shows.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Readme [11.4K]2 years ago
3 0

The time spent practicing and the number of free throws made has a positive correlation. The number of items bought and the checking account balance has a negative correlation. The height of baseball player and the

number of hits made has no correlation.

About positive correlation:

Two variables that move together, or in the same direction, are said to have a positive correlation. When one variable rises while the other rises or when one variable falls while the other falls, there is a positive correlation.

About negative correlation:

A negative or inverse relationship between two variables in statistics exists when higher values of one variable tend to be correlated with lower values of the other. Such scenarios have negative correlation.

About no correlation:

When two events or variables are unaffected by each other or are not inter-related, they are said to possess no correlation.

Learn more about correlation here:

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