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To find: The association is between the average retail price of a gallon gas.
Answer to Problem 30E
There is a little association between the average retail price of a gallon gas.
Explanation of Solution
There is no relationship or association between two variables when both variables are independent variable.
Since, the average price of a barrel of oil and the average retail price of gallon of gas are both independent variables. Therefore, the would be a very little association between the average retail price of a gallon gas.
Thus, the correct option is “a”.
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