The relationship between the time spent driving and the amount of gas used is an example of what type of correlation? Question 10 options: A) Negative correlation B) No correlation C) Can't be determined

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The relationship between the time spent driving and the amount of gas used is an example of what type of correlation?

Question 10 options:

A)

Negative correlation

B)

No correlation

C)

Can't be determined

D)

Positive correlation

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Kiarash Alinasab answered Dec 9, 2021

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Answer:

positive correlation

Explanation:

the more time spent driving the more gas used both values increase in number

Amasuriel answered Dec 11, 2021

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