Physics, 02.03.2020 16:59 CuteDoggo1828

Two students conduct a study to investigate the relationship between forearm length and height. Maria measures the subjects in centimeters. In a scatterplot of the data she sees a linear relationship between the variables, so she calculates the correlation coefficient. She determines that r = 0.86. John measures the same subjects in inches. He also calculates the correlation coefficient. What do you expect the correlation will be for John’s measurements?

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