The scatter chart in the following figure was created using sample data for profits and market capitalizations from a sample of firms in the Fortune 500. Click on the datafile logo to reference the data. A scatter chart of market capitalization versus profits displays the data from the Data file. The horizontal axis is labeled Profits (millions of dollars) with values from 0 to 16000 and the vertical axis is labeled Market Cap (millions of dollars) with values from 0 to 200000. Each point on the chart represents one company from the data set. Most of the points on the graph are in the area from 0 to 4000 million profit on the horizontal axis and from 0 to 80000 million capital on the vertical axis. The other points are as follows: 4018 million profit and 55189 million capital, 4979 million profit and 66607 million capital, 5142 million profit and 53469 million capital, 6490 million profit and 97376 million capital, 8572 million profit and 157131 million capital, 9190 million profit and 32382 million capital, 11797 million profit and 182110 million capital, and 12436 million profit and 95252 million capital. (a) Discuss what does this scatter chart indicate about the relationship