variable1	variable2
-1.60263	6.66630
5.13511	22.39796
6.36533	48.04439
5.62218	33.73949
-2.19935	13.13368
6.44037	34.07411
7.53576	57.43268
6.84911	46.18391
-0.96507	2.31758
-7.97987	66.45126
7.71148	60.12220
8.00414	69.34776
-1.84249	-8.58487
-6.64529	35.44469
3.52281	15.81326
6.12823	42.51683
-8.02429	63.53322
1.93739	10.39306
1.60250	-1.67370
9.59542	92.44574
0.97873	-2.22144
7.61991	66.59948
6.35683	35.62167
4.60624	15.37388

Scatter plots are used to discover relationships between variables. Using the corresponding measurements of variable1 and variable2 in DATA, plot variable1 vs. variable2 and describe the correlation between variable1 and variable2

The relationship is linear, positive, and strong. The strength of the relationship is moderate, linear, and negative. There is no relationship, or the strength of the relationship is very weak The relationship is linear, negative, and strong. The strength of the relationship is moderate, linear, and positive. None of the answers accurately characterize the data. The strength of the relationship is strong, but it is not linear.