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The answer is D because the scatter plot is higher on the left side and lower on the right which make it negative. If it was positive, the scatter plot would be lower of the left and higher on the right.

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akposevictor

The scatterplot that represents a negative correlation is the scatterplot in: D.

What is a Scatter Plot Showing a Negative Correlation?

If the trendline of a scatterplot slopes downwards from the left to your right, it shows that as one variable increases, the other one is decreasing, thus, depicting a negative correlation between the two variables.

The trendline of graph D slopes for the left to your right, downwards. Therefore, the scatterplot that shows a negative correlation is: D.

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