Instructions: State if there appears to be a positive correlation, negative correlation, or no correlation.

To determine the type of correlation present, we must analyze the relationship between two variables. Here's a general guide to help identify the correlation type:

1. Positive Correlation

   • If an increase in one variable corresponds to an increase in another variable.
   • The data points generally rise together on a scatter plot.

2. Negative Correlation

   • If an increase in one variable corresponds to a decrease in another variable.
   • The data points generally fall as they move across the plot.

3. No Correlation

   • There is no discernible pattern in the relationship between the variables.
   • The data points are scattered randomly.

To accurately assess the correlation, you would typically plot the data points on a graph and observe the trend. If you provide specific data or context, I can further assist in analyzing it.