2. When there is a strong positive, how do the points look?

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motikmotik2 years ago

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When there's a strong positive, the points are: B. Close together.

<h3>Strong Positive Relationship</h3>

On a scatter plot, if the data points are close together along the trend line sloping upwards, it means there's a strong positive correlation.
Strong positive correlation means the two variables change in the same direction.

Therefore, when there's a strong positive, the points are: B. Close together.

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