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Data Handling and Statistics

Negative Correlation

Negative correlation means that as one variable increases, the other variable tends to decrease. On a scatter plot, the points generally trend downward from left to right.

Examples: a candle's burning time and its remaining height; car speed and journey time for a fixed distance.

Practice: Negative Correlation

Decide whether scatter plot data or a real-world scenario shows negative correlation.