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The correlation coefficient tells that every increase in sea surface temperature of one degree Celsius will result in an average of 0.1578 fewer centimeters of coral growth per year.
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The mean= x bar = 26.4667
The mean = y bar= 0.86
The standard deviation= Sx= 0.2251
The standard Deviation Sy= 0.0438
The Correlation Coefficient= r = -0.8111
The slope= b= r* Sy/Sx= -0.15789
The intercept is 5.0389
(d)<u><em> Every increase </em></u>in sea <u><em>surface temperature</em></u> of one degree Celsius will result in an average of <em><u>0.1578 fewer</u></em> centimeters of <em><u>coral growth</u></em> per year.
Here the independent variable is X the sea surface temperature and dependent variable is the Y coral growth.
As the temperature decreases which is along x- axis the growth increases along y axis.
From the given options the option d is the best answer according to the question given.
The same values are calculated using different technology .
