The amount of money a family spend on groceries is directly correlated with the number of people in the family. The more people in the family, the more money that is spent on groceries each month. In this example, the number of people in the family would be the independent variable (x) while the amount of money spent on groceries each month would be the dependent variable (y). A scatterplot would show a strong positive linear correlation. This will not be a perfectly positive correlation. Some reasons why the correlation will not be perfectly positive are because some families will prefer to buy more or less expensive brands of food, families with smaller children will likely spend less than families with older kids, some families will choose to dine out at restaurants more, some families choose only high quality or organic products, etc. # spent on groceries monthly # of people in the family [2 pts] Give an example of two variables that have either a positive or negative correlation. You must use different v