Economy, asked by nishasm98, 1 month ago

35)If we were to say that two variables are positively related, this means that:
Select one:
a. The relationship between the two would graph as a downward-sloping line
b. The relationship between the two would graph as a horizontal line
c. The relationship between the two is purely random
d. An increase in one variable can be associated with an increase in the other​

Answers

Answered by TheRajArora
2

Answer:

D

Explanation:

An increase in one variable can be associated with an increase in the other ;)

Answered by Jasleen0599
0

Option d). An increase in one variable can be associated with an increase in the other​

If two variables were said to be positively correlated, this would imply that an increase in one variable could result in an increase in the other.

  • Two variables that tend to move in the same direction are said to have a positive correlation. When one variable tends to go down as the other goes down or when one variable tends to go up as the other goes up, there is a positive connection.
  • A link between two variables known as "negative correlation" occurs when one variable rises as the other falls, and vice versa. Multiple correlation, or the link between more than two variables, describes the strength of the association between the independent variables and one dependent variable.
  • A statistical method known as correlation is used to quantify and explain a link between two variables. The two variables are often just observed, not changed. Two scores from the same people are necessary for the correlation.
  • The variable that is altered by the scientist is the independent variable. A good experiment has only ONE independent variable in order to guarantee a fair test. The scientist records the data they get while altering the independent variable.

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