A children's shoe designer conducts research on how a child's age affects his or her shoe size. Based on a graph of the data collected, the designer found there to be a relationship between a child's age and his or her shoe size.

Which of the following is a valid statement for the situation?

There is no correlation between a child's age and his or her shoe size.

A child's shoe size is correlated to, but not caused by, the child's age.

The age of a child is a cause of the shoe size of the child.

No conclusion can be drawn about the correlation or causation of the change in a child's shoe size and the change in a child's age.

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Erik Lucas

20 September, 06:15

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Sampson · Answer 1

The age of a child is a cause of the shoe size of the child.

Leyla Nash · Answer 2

A child's shoe size is correlated to, but not caused by, the child's age.