Option 3. The effect that it has when there are exceptions to the overall trend between two variable is that It is irrelevant to the relationship.
<h3>What is a trend between two variables?</h3>
This is used in statistics to show that there is the existence of two variables that are positively correlated.
These two variables would then have a positive slope trend line. Hence the answer to the question is option 3.
<h3>Complete question</h3>
What effect does it have when there are exceptions to the overall trend in a relationship between two variables?
O It increases the relationship
O It decreases the relationship
O It is irrelevant to the relationship.
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Y=3/2X+3
y=mx+b
3/2 = slope (m)
y-y1=m(X-X1)
(-2 = X1)
(0 = Y1)
y-0=3/2(x-(-2)
y=3/2x+3
Answer:
Correct
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve you can use inverse operations.
Here are the steps to find the answer:
1. Write out the equation: -6(x-2)+3x= -3(x+3) +21
2. Distribute both sides: -6x+12+3x= -3x-9+21
3. Simplify both sides: -3x+12=-3x+12
4. This equation is true for all values, or infinity, because the equation is the same on both sides
Let me know if you need further explanation. I hope this helps.
C because if you look at the intercept it’s a y and the y inception is equivalent to 4 so y=4x-14