This scatter plot depicts the relationship between "Temperature (°F)" on the x-axis and "Attendance" on the y-axis. Observing the distribution of points, there does not appear to be a clear upward or downward trend between temperature and attendance. The points are spread without forming a pattern, indicating that as temperature changes, attendance does not show a consistent increase or decrease.

Thus, the correct answer is no association. There’s no clear positive or negative association between temperature and attendance based on the data shown.

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Related Questions:

1. What defines a positive association in a scatter plot?
2. How can we visually identify a negative association?
3. When is it appropriate to say there is no association in a scatter plot?
4. How does a strong association (positive or negative) differ from a weak one in terms of visual representation?
5. What are some real-world examples of variables that have no association?

Tip:

In scatter plots, a "cloud-like" pattern often indicates no association, whereas a linear pattern (either upward or downward) suggests an association.