Given the data set for the length of time a person has been jogging and the person's speed, hypothesize a relationship between the variables.

I would expect the data to be positively correlated.

I would expect the data to be negatively correlated.

I would expect no correlation.

There is not enough information to determine correlation

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Mara Freeman

Mathematics

16 May, 14:16

Given the data set for the length of time a person has been jogging and the person's speed, hypothesize a relationship between the variables.

I would expect the data to be positively correlated.

I would expect the data to be negatively correlated.

I would expect no correlation.

There is not enough information to determine correlation

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Alonso Woodard · Answer 1

For the answer to the question above, the plots seem to be going in an upright direction, then the data has positive correlation; as one increases, so does the other.

Alternatively, if the plots go from the top left to the bottom right, the data has negative correlation; as one goes up, the other goes down.

This data shows a positive correlation.

So the answer is the first one among the given choices