Mathematics, 23.11.2019 02:31 xlebrny1215

What can you say about the correlation between the age of a car and its resale value?
a. the trend line slopes downward from upper left to lower right, so there is a negative correlation between a car’s age and its resale value.
b. the trend line slopes downward from upper left to lower right, so there is a positive correlation between a car’s age and its resale value.
c. the trend line slopes upward from lower right to upper left, so there is a positive correlation between a car’s age and its resale value.
d. there is no correlation between a car’s age and its resale value.

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