An environmental study was conducted. It reported that houses with more inhabitants do not necessarily produce more or less trash. What can be determined?

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a) there is no correlation between number of inhabitants and amount of trash produced

b) there is a correlation between the number of inhabitants and the amount of trash produced however there is no causation, this is because there is probably an increase in the amount of trash produced with an increase in the number of inhabitants

c) there is correlation between the number of inhabitants and the amount of trash produced, there may or may not be causation , further studies would have to be done to determine this

Answer : there is correlation between the number of inhabitants and the amount of trash produced, there may or may not be causation , further studies would have to be done to determine this

Step-by-step explanation:

What can be determined from a study that shows that houses with more inhabitants same number of trash as houses with fewer inhabitants is that:  there is correlation between the number of inhabitants and the amount of trash produced, there may or may not be causation , further studies would have to be done to determine this.

This is due to the fact that an increase in population is suppose to have an equivalent increase in trash been produced but in this study the increase in population had no effect in the increase or decrease in trash therefore further studies would have to be conducted to determine the causation of such .