A low correlation coefficient between two variables implies that the two variabl

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A low correlation coefficient between two variables implies that

the two variables are unrelated.

A.

the two variables are unrelated.

B. If you are to represent the the variables in a XY scatterplot type graph, there is a straight line that goes through the scatter and the points are close to it. C. If you are to represent the the variables in a XY scatterplot type graph, the points are quite far from any straight line that might go through the scatter. D. If you are to represent the the variables in a XY scatterplot type graph, there is a straight line that goes through the scatter and the slope of the line is zero. E. there is a causal relationship between the two variables.

Explanation / Answer

A low correlation coefficient between two variables implies that

C. If you are to represent the the variables in a XY scatterplot type graph, the points are quite far from any straight line that might go through the scatter.

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