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Ms. clint is comparing the sales of sweaters and gloves at her store for the past ten winter weeks. sweater and glove sales gloves 0 5 10 15 20 25 sweaters 30 35 40 select the true statement based on the graph a. there is a nonlinear correlation between the sales of sweaters and gloves b. there is no correlation between the sales of sweaters and gloves. c. there is a negative linear correlation between the sales of sweaters and gloves. d. there is a positive linear correlation between the sales of sweaters and gloves

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