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pantera1 [17]
3 years ago
14

Which statement is true regarding the traits of scatterplots

Mathematics
1 answer:
Minchanka [31]3 years ago
3 0

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The strength of a correlation is independent of whether the correlation of a scatterplot is positive or negative. A scatterplot with positive correlation can have either weak correlation or strong correlation.

The slope of a line is independent of whether the correlation of a scatterplot has positive or negative correlation. A scatterplot with a negative slope can have either positive correlation or negative correlation.

The nonlinear association of a scatterplot depends on whether it has a weak or strong correlation. A scatterplot with nonlinear association will have a strong correlation.

The nonlinear association of a scatterplot depends on whether it has a positive or negative correlation. A scatterplot with nonlinear correlation will have a negative correlation.

It's a, because if it is positive, it can either be one skinny line, or one thick fat confusing line. Positive isn't perfect.

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