Label graphs as either : (A) no linear correlation, (B) non linear correlation, (C) positive linear correlation, (D) negative linear correlation Graph 1) Graph 2 Graph 3 Graph 4
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For Graph 2, if the relationship between the variables is not a straight line but still has a pattern, we can label it as (B) non-linear correlation. Show more…
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