Question

Suppose there is a relationship between independent and dependent variables represented by a scatterplot. Which statement is correct? The independent variable influences change in the dependent variable only if the points on the scatterplot go up from left to right. The independent variable influences change in the dependent variable whether the points on the scatterplot go up or down from left to right. The dependent variable influences change in the independent variable only if the points on the scatterplot go up from left to right. The dependent variable influences change in the independent variable whether the points on the scatterplot go up or down from left to right. Mark this and return

Answer 1

If there is a relationship between dependent and independent variables represented in a scatterplot, The independent variable influences change in the dependent variable whether the points on the scatterplot go up or down from left to right.

The independent variable is the one that influences the dependent variable. If there is a relationship between them, it doesn't matter the direction of the points in the scatterplot, but the correlation coefficient.

If the points go up from left to right, the correlation is called direct correlation (increasing the value of the independent variable will increase the value of the dependent variable).

If the points go down from left to right, the correlation is called inverse correlation (increasing the value of the independent variable will decrease the value of the dependent variable)

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Answer 2

Id say the first option, but I'd google it to be sure