To determine which scatterplot would have a trend line with a negative slope, we would typically look for a general downward trend in the data points. A negative slope indicates that as one variable increases, the other variable tends to decrease.
Since I cannot view the images directly, I can't definitively tell you which scatterplot has a negative slope. However, you can identify the scatterplot with a negative slope by looking for the following characteristics:
- The data points should start in the upper left corner and trend downward towards the lower right corner.
- As the values of the x-axis increase, the values of the y-axis should decrease.
If you can describe the scatterplots to me, I might be able to help you identify which one has a negative slope!
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