Question
Which describes the correlation shown in the scatterplot?
On a graph, points are scattered over the graph.
There is a positive correlation in the data set.
There is a negative correlation in the data set.
There is no correlation in the data set.
More points are needed to determine the correlation.
On a graph, points are scattered over the graph.
There is a positive correlation in the data set.
There is a negative correlation in the data set.
There is no correlation in the data set.
More points are needed to determine the correlation.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Based on the description you've provided ("points are scattered over the graph"), it suggests that there may not be a clear pattern indicating a strong relationship between the variables.
Therefore, the most appropriate choice would be: **There is no correlation in the data set.**
However, if the points displayed a slight trend in one direction (positive or negative), it might require further analysis. But from your description alone, "no correlation" seems to align best.
Therefore, the most appropriate choice would be: **There is no correlation in the data set.**
However, if the points displayed a slight trend in one direction (positive or negative), it might require further analysis. But from your description alone, "no correlation" seems to align best.