Match the correlation strength on the left side with the correlation score on the right side No Linear Correlation1. -1Perfect NegativeCorrelation2. 0Strong Negative Correlation3. 1Perfect Positive Correlation4. -0.955. 0.02Strong Positive Correlation6. 0.90Weak Negative Correlation7. -0.31Weak Positive CorrelationDesk 1

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The store manager of a business that sells jackets is curious if the weather temperature (in degrees Celsius) per day is related to the daily sales (in pesos) earned by the store. He took some random samples and recorded the temperatures and sales for the selected days, which can be found in the next slide. Calculate the correlation coefficient and interpret the result.
Explain what restriction of range is and what it tends to do to the magnitude of a correlation.
if the slope is negative then is the correlation coefficient also negative?
What are some of the possible reasons for large correlations betwen a pair of variables, X and Y?
What does the sign and actual number tell you in a correlation?
Explain how to interpret the absolute value of a correlation coefficient.
Determine of whether strong correlation exisits as well as whether it is positive or negative
A nutritionist collects data from 25 popular breakfast cereals. For each cereal, the number of calories per serving is plotted on the x-axis against the number of milligrams of sodium on the y-axis. The value of r for the resulting scatterplot is 0.83. How would the value of the correlation coefficient, r, change if sodium was plotted on the x-axis and calories plotted on the y-axis? The value of r would increase. The value of r would not change. The value of r would change to –0.83. The value of r could increase or decrease, depending of the strength of the new relationship.

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No Linear Correlation 1. -1 Perfect Negative Correlation 2. 0 Strong Negative Correlation 3. 1 Perfect Positive Correlation 4. -0.95 5. 0.02 Strong Positive Correlation 6. 0.90 Weak Negative Correlation 7. -0.31 Weak Positive Correlation Desk 1