Which graph shows data whose r-value is most likely closest to 0 ?

The graph in which you can draw a straight horizontal line across (aka no trend). The graph with the most scattered points and no trend most likely has an r-value that is close to 0.

Step-by-step explanation:

Although I don't know what graphs you could choose from, generally, the higher your r-value is, the more likely that you points indicate a trend (could be either positive or negative). So if you want to find a graph that has a lower r-value, find one that doesn't have as strong of a trend as the other ones ( aka points are more scattered).

Answer The First Graph

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