The Relationship Between Two Measurable Factors Can Be Represented by a Graph

question 344

Multiple Choice

The relationship between two measurable factors can be represented by a graph. If both values increase, they are considered to have a direct relationship. For example, the more you work, the more money you make. If one value increases while the other decreases, they have an inverse relationship. For example, the more you work on your golf swing, the lower your score will be. Scott Ryan, Earth Science

• A) Nonargument.
• B) Argument; conclusion: If one value increases ... an inverse relationship.
• C) Argument; conclusion: The relationship ... can be represented by a graph.
• D) Argument; conclusion: For example, the more you work ... money you make.
• E) Argument; conclusion: If both values increase ... direct relationship.

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