Describe the association between the two sets of data in the scatter plot.

To describe the association between two sets of data in a scatter plot, you would look for the overall trend of the data points:

A) Positive linear: If the data points tend to rise together, it indicates a positive association.

B) Negative linear: If the data points tend to fall as they go from left to right, this shows a negative association.

C) Nonlinear: If the data does not form a straight line (e.g., it curves), it is considered nonlinear.

D) No association: If the data points are scattered without any clear trend or pattern, this indicates no association.

Choose the answer that best describes the pattern observed in your scatter plot!