Q32. A swim team collects data on the number of laps each member swims in the pool and the time it takes to swim those laps. The team plots their data on a scatter plot. Which statement MOST LIKELY interprets their results? A
There is likely to be correlation between the number of laps and the time it takes to swim those laps but not causation.

B
There is likely to be causation between the number of laps and the time it takes to swim those laps but not correlation.

C
There is likely to be both correlation and causation between the number of laps and the time it takes to swim those laps.

D
There is likely to be neither correlation nor causation between the number of laps and the time it takes to swim those laps.