Based on the correlational analysis of X and Y that is given, we can infer that there is a linear relationship between X and Y.
<h3>What does the correlation analysis show?</h3>
The Pearson correlation coefficient shows if there is a linear relationship between given variables.
In the given table, the Pearson Correlation coefficient is not 0 for either variable which means that a linear relationship does in fact exist between the variables.
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Answer:
Decrease; demand for shampoo.
Explanation:
If the price of a product increases, suppliers are willing to offer more quantities of the product but customers are less willing to buy it. So, if the price of the shampoo increases, customers will buy less quantities which means that the demand decreases.
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