Data that's displayed randomly on a scatter plot graph illustrates (please help asap!) positive correlation. negative correlation. none of these. no correlation.

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Mohammad Derakhshan asked Jan 26, 2022

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Data that's displayed randomly on a scatter plot graph illustrates (please help asap!)

positive correlation.

negative correlation.

none of these.

no correlation.

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D. No Correlation, since it is randomly being placed around a graph this is no negative or positive, which results it into being no correlation

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