The scatter plot shows consumers' time shopping and their total money spent. A scatter plot titled Shopping Time and Spending with x-axis labeled Time Shopping (in minutes) and y-axis labeled Money Spent (in dollars). Coordinates are 5 comma 60 and 10 comma 71 and 11 comma 85 and 15 comma 78 and 15 comma 95 and 20 comma 80 and 22 comma 110 and 25 comma 95 and 30 comma 119 and 40 comma 130. Define the variables and determine if causation is likely, unlikely, or only possible. Time shopping is the explanatory variable, and money spent is the response variable. Causation is only possible because there could be another variable causing the changes in shopping time money spent. Money spent is the explanatory variable, and time shopping is the response variable. Causation is only possible because there could be another variable causing the changes in shopping time and money spent. Money spent is the explanatory variable, and time shopping is the response variable. Causation is likely because spending money causes consumers to shop longer. Time shopping is the explanatory variable, and money spent is the response variable. Causation is likely because more time shopping causes consumers to spend more money