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Answer:

Easy! The cool thing about correlations is you can easily determine them by reading your graph, no hard brain work involved!

It should be A.

Explanation:

By looking at the graph, you can already determine that the correlation is negative, since it's going down, not up.

Now, you need to read what is happening on the graph. As the price (X-Axis) is increasing, less people are spending their money, presumably because it's not priced affordably. So as you can see according to your Y-Axis, the amount of people buying is lowered.

Hopefully this isn't confusing!

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