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Correlation coefficient measure the degree of linear relationship between two variables. Note: According to Bartleby guidelines, we can solve maximum of three subparts in a question and only one question in case of multiple questions and rest can be reposted.Solution: 7) Slope =1.29 The change in the dependent variable when you change the independent variable by a unit is known as slope In context of problem, The change in orice, when you increase the weight of turkeys by a unit. 8) Intercept=1.85 It is the mean value of the dependent variable when the value of independent variable is assumed to be zero In context of problem, the mean value of price is $1.85 when weight of Turkeys is assumed to be zero. 9) given, Correlation coefficient=0.83 Correlation is defined as the degree of linear relationship between two variables. It's value lies between -1 to 1 In context of problem, correlation coefficient value 0.83 means a strong positive correlation exist between price and weight of Turkeys i.e. as the price increase ,weight of Turkeys also increase almost linearly.