To determine the strength of the relationship based on the given options, consider how the points are distributed on the coordinate plane:
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Strong Relationship: This typically means that there is a clear pattern or trend among the points, whether it be a straight line or a recognizable curved shape.
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Weak Relationship: This would suggest that the points are scattered without a discernible pattern, indicating little to no correlation.
Based on these definitions:
- If the points are closely aligned along a straight line or follow a consistent curve, then the relationship is considered strong.
- If the points are random and do not show any trend, then the relationship is weak.
Without seeing the actual image, if you can infer that the points do not form a pattern or trend, select:
The relationship is weak because the points do not model a straight line or curved pattern.
If the points show a straight line or a clear curve, then select:
The relationship is strong because the points model a straight line or curved pattern.
Choose your response based on the arrangement of those 21 points.