The owner of Ray's Deli wants to find out if there is a relationship between the temperature in summer and the number of glasses of lemonade he sells. From the data shown in this scatter plot, you can tell that the A) hotter the temperature, the more lemonade was sold. B) cooler the temperature, the more lemonade was sold. C) most lemonade was sold when temperatures were above 90°F. D) data shows no relationship between temperature and lemonade sales.

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Jeremy Cross

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12 December, 14:22

The owner of Ray's Deli wants to find out if there is a relationship between the temperature in summer and the number of glasses of lemonade he sells. From the data shown in this scatter plot, you can tell that the A) hotter the temperature, the more lemonade was sold. B) cooler the temperature, the more lemonade was sold. C) most lemonade was sold when temperatures were above 90°F. D) data shows no relationship between temperature and lemonade sales.

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Silas Pruitt · Answer 1

D) data shows no relationship between temperature and lemonade sales.

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Don't have an explanation but this is the correct answer.

Tipr · Answer 2

D) data shows no relationship between temperature and lemonade sales.

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There is no correlation between temperature and lemonade sales. Sometimes two variables are not related. The data shows no relationship between temperature and lemonade sales.