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There is no relationship between the ounces of ice cream and the number sold. A linear trendline with a positive slope is the best choice for this data because it is the simplest model and because customers puchased more ice creams as the number of ounces increased. The negative quadratic trendline is the best choice for this data because it looks like the medium size was the most frequently purchased (the vertex) and both the kid's size and the super size were purchased less frequently. The decreasing exponential trendline is the best choice for this data because purchases decreased exponentially as the ounces increased. The positive quadratic trendline is the best choice for this data because it looks like the medium size was the most frequently purchased (the vertex) and both the kid's size and the super size were purchased less frequently.Natalie manages an ice cream store. She wants to see if there is a relationship between the number of ounces of ice cream for each size and the number of ice creams sold. For one month Natalie counted the number of each size of ice cream sold and put her data in the chart below. Size of Ice Cream Ounces of Ice Cream Number Sold in One Month Kid's Size 2 11 Small 29 Medium 6 52 Large 8 45 Super Size 12 12 Natalie created the scatterplot below. Which of the following interpretations does this scatterplot best support? Ice Cream Size and Number Sold in One Month 60 SO 40 Number Sold 30 20 10 2 G 10 12 14 Ounces of ice Cream