Assertion (A) Sale of ice-cream increases during summer, shows positive correlation.Reason (R) When two variables move in same direction, it shows positive correlation.
Question
Assertion (A) Sale of ice-cream increases during summer, shows positive correlation.Reason (R) When two variables move in same direction, it shows positive correlation.
Solution
The assertion and the reason both are correct and the reason correctly explains the assertion.
In the given context, the two variables are 'sale of ice-cream' and 'summer season'. During summer, the sale of ice-cream increases. This is a movement in the same direction, i.e., as one variable (summer season) increases, the other variable (sale of ice-cream) also increases. This is a perfect example of a positive correlation. Therefore, the assertion that the sale of ice-cream increases during summer shows a positive correlation is correct. The reason provided also correctly explains this assertion.
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