The chart above compares the daily water use per person to the price of water in selected countries. which of the following conclusions can be correctly drawn using only the data in the chart? a. water use and water price are directly proportionalb. increased water use causes water prices to decline. c. high water use is generally correlated with lower water prices. d. increased water prices cause water use to decline. e. water resources are greater in the u. s. than in other countries.

A. Water use and water price are directly proportional❌

B. Increased water use causes water prices to decline❌

C. High water use is generally correlated with lower water prices.✔

D. Increased water prices cause water use to decline.❌

E. Water resources are greater in the U.S. than in other countries.❌

Explanation:

Using only the data in the chart, we can come to a conclusion that the reason for the high usage of water is parallel too the lower cost of water

C. High water use is generally correlated with lower water prices.✔

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