Mathematics, 21.03.2020 03:34, cloudFF

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Martin is interested in the new hype ng moveme nich focuses on getting the best miles per gallon (MPG)
when driving. He gathered some a about the sits, in thousands of pounds, of different cars and their
average MPG. The graph belonows the res of Martin's research
aph
Miles Per Gallon
0 1 2 3 4 X
Car Weight
(thousands of pounds)
Select the true statement based on the graph.
OA. The situation shows correlation with causation.
OB. There is not enough information
OC. The situation shows neither correlation nor causation.
OD. The situation shows correlation without causation,
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