Question

george collected data on the weight of dogs and how much it costs per month to feed them.
which conclusion is supported by the scatter plot?
small dogs cost more to feed than large dogs.
small dogs and large dogs cost the same amount to feed.
large dogs cost more to feed than small dogs.

Explanation:

The scatter plot shows a positive trend: as the weight of dogs (x-axis) increases, the monthly feeding cost (y-axis) also increases. This means heavier (larger) dogs correspond to higher monthly feeding costs, while lighter (smaller) dogs have lower costs.

Answer:

Large dogs cost more to feed than small dogs.