<span>A correlation
coefficient is a measure of the strength of dependence and correlation of a set
of data. It shows how good is the fitted model to the data. It will have values
ranging from -1.0 - 1.0. Having a coefficient that is the lower or the upper
limit will tell you that the model best fit the data and a good correlation.
However, as it goes farther from the limits then the correlation is to be a bad
one.</span>
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It is none of these because you'd have to do 20 times 8 which is 160 but that's not one of the choices somit is None of These
That's the graph of y=1+sin(x). Look at a graph of. Y=sin(x) and just imagine lifting it up by one unit.
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i think b
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The slope of any horizontal line is 0!
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