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What two variables are likely to have a negative correlation

Mathematics

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kogti [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Negative Correlation

The variable x - value increases as y- value decreases is called negative correlation.

Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation:-

Negative correlation:-

The negative correlation is a relation between two variables such that they are part of a function in which depends and independent variables move in different directions in terms of value.

Positive correlation

The variable x - value increases as y- value increases is called positive correlation.

Negative Correlation

The variable x - value increases as y- value decreases is called negative correlation.

No correlation

There is no pattern between two variables

there is no connect between two variables is called No - correlation

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