Question

drag each letter based on the type of association shown by the corresponding graph or the association youd expect to see between the two variables.
a scatter plot b minutes since charging your phone and battery percentage remaining c scatter plot positive (with cg h written)
d the weight of a package and the cost to ship the package e scatter plot f the number of stains on a shirt and the original cost of the shirt negative (with a d written)
g scatter plot h a persons speed and the time it takes them to finish a race i scatter plot none (with b written)
drag these letters a - i

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze Positive Association

Positive association means as one variable increases, the other increases.
- C: The scatter plot shows upward trend (positive).
- D: Heavier package (weight) should cost more to ship (positive association, so D has positive).
- G: The scatter plot G has upward trend (positive).
- Wait, let's re - check:
- C: The plot C has points going up as x increases (positive).
- D: Weight of package and shipping cost: more weight → more cost (positive association, so D is positive? Wait, no, D is a description. Wait, the task is to drag letters (A - I) to Positive, Negative, None.
- Let's list each:
- A: Scatter plot with downward trend (negative).
- B: Minutes since charging (x) and battery percentage remaining (y): as minutes since charging increase, battery percentage remaining should decrease? Wait, no: if you start charging, minutes since charging start (x) and battery percentage (y): when charging, as time (x) increases, battery (y) increases? Wait, no, "minutes since charging your phone" – if you just finished charging, minutes since charging is 0, battery is 100. As minutes since charging increase (you use the phone), battery percentage decreases. So B has negative association? Wait, maybe I messed up.
- C: Scatter plot C: points go up as x increases (positive).
- D: Weight of package (x) and shipping cost (y): more weight → more cost (positive association, so D's association is positive. But D is a text box, not a plot. Wait, the letters are A (plot), B (text), C (plot), D (text), E (plot), F (text), G (plot), H (text), I (plot).
- E: Scatter plot E: points are scattered, no trend (none).
- F: Number of stains (x) and original cost (y): no association (none, because stains don't relate to original cost).
- G: Scatter plot G: upward trend (positive).
- H: Person's speed (x) and time to finish race (y): speed increases, time decreases (negative association).
- I: Scatter plot I: downward trend (negative).

So Positive association:
- C (plot with positive trend), D (weight and shipping cost: positive), G (plot with positive trend). Wait, but the "Positive" box should have letters where the association is positive.
- C: plot C has positive trend.
- D: weight and shipping cost: positive association (so D's association is positive).
- G: plot G has positive trend.
Wait, maybe the initial thought was wrong. Let's re - categorize:
- Positive (as one increases, the other increases):
- C: plot C (points go up).
- D: weight (x) and shipping cost (y): x↑→y↑ (positive).
- G: plot G (points go up).
- Negative (as one increases, the other decreases):
- A: plot A (points go down).
- B: minutes since charging (x) and battery percentage (y): x↑→y↓ (negative, because as time since charging (using phone) increases, battery drops).
- H: speed (x) and time (y): x↑→y↓ (negative).
- I: plot I (points go down).
- None (no association):
- E: plot E (scattered).
- F: stains and original cost (no association).

So Positive should have C, D, G? Wait, but the user's initial writing has "CG" and "H" in Positive? No, maybe I made a mistake. Let's look at the plots:
- A: plot A: downward trend (negative).
- C: plot C: upward trend (positive).
- G: plot G: upward trend (positive).
- D: text D: weight and shipping cost: positive association (so D's association is positive, so D should be in Positive.
Wait, maybe the correct Positive: C, D, G; Negative: A, B, H, I; None: E, F.

Step2: Analyze Negative Association

Negative association: as one variable increases, the other decreases.
- A: plot A: downward trend (negative).
- B: minutes since charging (x) and battery percentage (y): x↑→y↓ (negative).
- H: speed (x) and time (y): x↑→y↓ (negative).
- I: plot I: downward trend (negative).

Step3: Analyze No Association

No association: variables are not related.
- E: plot E: scattered points, no trend.
- F: stains and original cost: no relation.

Now, let's match the letters to the boxes:
- Positive: C (plot with positive), D (text with positive), G (plot with positive)
- Negative: A (plot with negative), B (text with negative), H (text with negative), I (plot with negative)
- None: E (plot with none), F (text with none)

But the user's initial writing has "CG" in Positive, "A D" in Negative, "B" in None? Maybe I messed up B. Let's re - check B: "Minutes since charging your phone and battery percentage remaining" – if you start charging, at time 0 (minutes since charging = 0), battery is, say, 20. As you charge for more minutes (x increases), battery percentage (y) increases. Oh! I made a mistake earlier. If "minutes since charging" is the time since you started charging, then as x (minutes since charging) increases, y (battery percentage) increases (because you are charging). So B has positive association? Oh! That's the mistake. So:
- B: minutes since charging (x) and battery percentage (y): x↑→y↑ (positive, because you are charging, so more time charging → more battery).
- Then H: person's speed (x) and time to finish race (y): x↑→y↓ (negative).
- I: plot I: downward trend (negative).
- A: plot A: downward trend (negative).
- C: plot C: upward trend (positive).
- D: weight and shipping cost: x↑→y↑ (positive).
- E: plot E: no trend (none).
- F: stains and original cost: no trend (none).
- G: plot G: upward trend (positive).

Now correct associations:
- Positive: B (text, positive), C (plot, positive), D (text, positive), G (plot, positive)
- Negative: A (plot, negative), H (text, negative), I (plot, negative)
- None: E (plot, none), F (text, none)

But the user's initial work has "CG" in Positive, "A D" in Negative, "B" in None. Maybe the original problem's B is "minutes since charging" as in "minutes since you stopped charging" – if you stop charging and start using, then minutes since charging (x) increases, battery (y) decreases (negative). So context is important. Assuming that "minutes since charging your phone" means minutes since you started using the phone after charging (i.e., you are discharging), then x↑→y↓ (negative).

Let's go back to the scatter plots:
- A: plot A: points go down as x increases (negative).
- C: plot C: points go up as x increases (positive).
- G: plot G: points go up as x increases (positive).
- So Positive: C, G (plots) and D (text: weight and shipping cost, positive) and B? No, let's focus on the plots and texts:

The task is to drag each letter (A - I) to Positive, Negative, or None based on their association.

Let's list each letter:
- A: Scatter plot (negative trend) → Negative.
- B: Text (minutes since charging and battery percentage remaining) → If charging: positive; if discharging: negative. Let's assume discharging (using phone after charging), so negative? No, maybe the answer expected is:

Positive:
- C (plot with positive trend)
- D (weight and shipping cost: positive association)
- G (plot with positive trend)

Negative:
- A (plot with negative trend)
- B (minutes since charging (discharging) → battery decreases, negative)
- H (speed and time: negative)
- I (plot with negative trend)

None:
- E (plot with no trend)
- F (stains and original cost: no association)

But the user's initial writing has "CG" in Positive, "A D" in Negative, "B" in None. Maybe the intended:

Positive: C, G (plots) and D (text) → So C, D, G.
Negative: A (plot), H (text), I (plot) and B? No.

Alternatively, let's look at the scatter plots:
- A: negative trend (points go down)
- C: positive trend (points go up)
- E: no trend (scattered)
- G: positive trend (points go up)
- I: negative trend (points go down)

Texts:
- B: minutes since charging and battery percentage: if you are using the phone (minutes since charging = time using), battery decreases (negative)
- D: weight and shipping cost: positive (more weight, more cost)
- F: stains and original cost: no association (none)
- H: speed and time: negative (more speed, less time)

So:
Positive: C (plot), D (text), G (plot)
Negative: A (plot), B (text), H (text), I (plot)
None: E (plot), F (text)

So the correct drags would be:
Positive: C, D, G
Negative: A, B, H, I
None: E, F

But since the user's initial work has some marks, maybe the intended answer for Positive is C, G (plots) and D (text), Negative is A (plot), D? No, D is positive. Maybe the answer is:

Positive: C, G, D
Negative: A, B, H, I
None: E, F

Answer:

Positive: C, D, G; Negative: A, B, H, I; None: E, F