WILL GIVE PLEASE HELPDoes the correlation between the variables imply causation? Explain contains .points:
(0.7,1.11)
(21.9,3.69(
(18,4)
(16.7,3.21)
(18,3.7)
(13.8,1.42)
(18,4)
(13.8,1.42)
(15.5,3.92)
(16.7,3.21)

r² = 0.5652  < 0.7 therefore, the correlation between the variables does not imply causation

Step-by-step explanation:

The data points are;

X,          Y

0.7,       1.11

21.9,     3.69

18,         4

16.7,      3.21

18,         3.7

13.8,      1.42

18,          4

13.8,      1.42

15.5,      3.92

16.7,       3.21

The correlation between the values is given by the relation

Y =   b·X + a

Where;

N = 10

∑XY = 499.354

∑X = 153.1

∑Y = 29.68

∑Y² = 100.546

∑X² = 2631.01

(∑ X)² = 23439.6

(∑ Y)² = 880.902

From which we have;

r² = 0.5652  which is less than 0.7 therefore, there is a weak relationship between the variables, and it does not imply causation.

the answer is b.

step-by-step explanation:

identity property is where 0+whatever number=whatever number. basically 0+ a number.

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