Litres remaining in a tank of gas,kilometres driven since filling up.
A)Negative,linear,moderate
B)Negative,nonlinear,strong
C)Negative,nonlinear,moderate
D)Positive,nonlinear,strong
E)Positive,linear,moderate

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The relationship between litres remaining in a tank of gas and kilometres driven since filling up is negative because as you drive more kilometres, the litres remaining in the tank decrease. It is linear because the decrease in litres is consistent with the increase in kilometres driven, assuming a constant rate of fuel consumption. The relationship is moderate because other factors like driving habits or terrain can affect fuel efficiency, but the primary relationship remains straightforward and predictable.

Litres Remaining in a Tank of Gas,kilometres Driven Since Filling