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anonymous · Answer

question?

anonymous · Answer

wait

anonymous · Answer

honey, i answered it already

ttp · Answer

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mathmate · Answer

@TTP are you not satisfied with @ahamed's response?

anonymous · Answer

the first statement is correlation

anonymous · Answer

answer is c

anonymous · Answer

it fits the definition of correlation

anonymous · Answer

ANSWER IS C, BARBIE DOLL

mathmate · Answer

@ahamet I agree with you... by elimination.
But the question is not logical, because first statement can be anything, cat, dogs, first world war...  It says what it is not, but doesn't say what it is!

mathmate · Answer

* almost anything (but causation).

anonymous · Answer

Causation is a casual relationship between two events. CAUSE AND EFFECT

anonymous · Answer

ANSWER IS C. I AM SURE ABOUT THAT!

mathmate · Answer

@ahamed. If you think I am contesting the answer, there is a misunderstanding.

I already said that I agree  with you under the circumstances because C is the only one that can fit.  What I meant is that if the answer C was "first statement is first world war, and second statement defines correlation", it would still be correct, because there is a mistaken logic in statement 1 in that it defines what it is NOT, but does not define correlation in any way.