Question

(c) data was collected at a pool. it showed that being older does not imply that a swimmer will stay for a shorter or longer amount of time. what is likely true? there is no correlation between age and length of stay. there is a correlation between age and length of stay. there may or may not be causation. further studies would have to be done to determine this. there is a correlation between age and length of stay. however, there is no causation. this is because there is likely an increase in the length of stay with a decrease in age.

Explanation:

Correlation implies a relationship between two variables. Since it's stated that being older doesn't imply shorter/longer stay, there's no relationship. No correlation means no linear - like connection between age and length of stay. Causation is a stronger relationship than correlation. Without correlation, there can't be causation.

Answer:

There is no correlation between age and length of stay.