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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.
Using technology
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 .
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Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Simplifying Rational Expressions</u>
If two or more rational expressions have the same denominator, the add and subtract operations are done only with the numerator. The final denominator will be the common of both.
The expression is:
Operating on the numerators:
Removing parentheses:
Simplifying:
The expression cannot be further simplified.