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Mathematics, 10.02.2020 23:58, CatsandDogsaredabest

The scatter plot shows data collected on the number of students who get off the bus at the first and the last stop of various school bus routes.

School Bus Routes

Students at Last Stop

0

10

2 4 6 8

Students at First Stop

Which statement is true?

A

B.

C.

The data in the scatter plot shows a nonlinear correlation

The data in the scatter plot shows a negative linear correlation.

The data in the scatter plot shows no correlation.

The data in the scatter plot shows a positive linear correlation.

D.

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