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In a scatter plot, if one quantity increases as the other decreases, the two sets of data are said to have no correlation. True or False

In a scatter plot, if one quantity increases as the other decreases, the two sets of data are said to have no correlation. True or False
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In a scatter plot, if one quantity increases as the other decreases, the two sets of data are said to have no correlation.

True or False

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false

Explanation:

because of negative correlation


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User Alessandro Rossi
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False. They would have negative correlation.
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User Bellotas
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