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do you have any spreadsheet program? like openoffice or excel?
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were you able to find the correlation coefficient?
so you just plotted the points?
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how did you figure out part A?
this? http://www.alcula.com/calculators/statistics/linear-regression/
I went to the website
click the "correlation coefficient" link
tell me what it says
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good
that's very close to -1 so that mathematically proves the data points are very very close to a straight line
which also proves a very strong negative linear correlation
and I agree with the answers you posted above
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