In the scatter plot shown in your image, the points are spread without a clear direction or pattern. There doesn't seem to be an upward or downward trend that consistently connects the points.

Thus, the scatter plot demonstrates no trend. This is because the data points are dispersed randomly across the graph without forming a noticeable positive or negative slope.

Would you like any more clarification on this, or do you have any other questions?

Here are 5 questions to extend your understanding:

1. How do you identify a positive trend in a scatter plot?
2. What does a negative trend look like in a scatter plot?
3. What is the significance of having no trend in data analysis?
4. How can you estimate the strength of a trend in a scatter plot?
5. Can outliers affect the perception of a trend in a scatter plot?

Tip: In scatter plots, adding a "line of best fit" can help reveal the trend if the points are somewhat scattered.