The number of times a player has golfed in one’s lifetime is compared to the number of strokes it takes the player to complete 18 holes. the correlation coefficient relating the two variables is –0.26.

which best describes the strength of the correlation, and what is true about the causation between the variables?

a. it is a weak negative correlation, and it is not likely causal.
b. it is a weak negative correlation, and it is likely causal.
c. it is a strong negative correlation, and it is not likely causal.
d. it is a strong negative correlation, and it is likely causal.

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At river bank, checking account customers earn 0.75% interest a month on their account balances, pay no service fees for writing checks, and pay a monthly $2.00 financial charge. calculate the income earned in one month on the checking account for a customer with an account balance of $1,000. a. $4.25 b. $5.50 c. $6.75 d. $7.25 checking account earnings at baker’s bank are expressed by the equation: i = -0.09x + 10.2. while the earnings at elite bank are modeled by: i = -0.02x + 7.5. in both cases, x is the number of checks written. at what number of checks will elite bank start generating more checking account income than baker's bank? a. 12 b. 25 c. 39 d. 42 emilio’s checking account had a balance of 728.32 at the beginning of the week. he wrote checks for the following amounts throughout the week: $99.48, $33.50, $18.23, and $72.05. he also deposited his paycheck in the amount of $1,109.90. what is his account balance at the end of the week? a. $1,192.35 b. $1,222.86 c. $1,540.52 d. $1,614.96

Peter measures the angles in a triangle. he finds that the angles are 95, 10 and 75. is he correct? explain your answer

Which statements are true about box plots? check all that apply. they describe sets of data. they include the mean. they show the data split into four parts. they show outliers through really short “whiskers.” each section of a box plot represents 25% of the data.