An associate in a scatter plot tells us the relation between the two variables. The points that are true about the given scatter plot are F and C.
What is an associate?
An associate in a scatter plot tells us the relation between the two variables. There are 4 types of associates:
Positive associate: If the value of one variable is increasing the value of another increase as well, but the relation is not linear.
Negative associate: If the value of one variable is decreasing with the value of another increasing as well, but the relation is not linear.
Linear Associate: If the value of one is dependent on the other such that they follow a function of line, and all the data points are on that function line.
Non-linear Associate: If the data points of the plot are scattered and random, such that there is no relationship between the points.
The points that are true about the given scatter plot are:
F.) A cluster appears to be at the bottom left corner.
C.) There appears to be a positive association.
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