Tyler gathered data from 12 recent basketball games about the number of points he scored, the number of points his teammate Nolan scored, and the total number of points his team scored. He displayed the data in two scatter plots. Does either scatter plot indicate a positive correlation between the variables?

Only Plot B

Step-by-step explanation:

The points in plot A are randomly scattered, and there is no recognizable pattern. So, this plot indicates no correlation between the points Tyler scored and the points Nolan scored.

In plot B, the total points Tyler’s team scored appear to increase as the points Tyler scored increase. This pattern indicates a positive correlation between the two variables.

So, only plot B indicates a positive correlation.

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