Answer:
Suppose the reported correlation is -1.2. It implies birth weight appears to decline with the amount of cigarettes smoked.
Explanation:
From the group of all answers given above, it goes to show that the correct statement that was correct was that on<em> "Suppose the reported correlation is -1.2. It implies birth weight appears to decline with the amount of cigarettes smoked."</em>
This simply means that, the decline of the baby's weight towards negative has a direct effect due to the increase in the number of cigarettes smoked by the babys' mothers.
This may not correct, but I am leaning towards D. HEALTH. Hope this helps
You should stop so you don't do serious damage.
A. only volume (cm³) is the independent variable
B. both volume (cm³) and mass (grams) are independent variable
C. not enough information
D. the slope of the trend line
E. only mass (grams) is the independent variable
