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Mathematics, 23.05.2020 20:00 makayyafreeman

Which pairs of variables would most likely have a positive association? Choose all that apply.

•The age of a kitten and it’s weight

•Temperature and sales of mittens

•Temperature and sales of Ice Cream

•The height of students and their scores on a test

• the number of notebooks bought and the total cost

•the amount of time walking home and the current distance from home

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