b. What explanations can you offer for the correlation coefficient in part (a)? Choose the correct answer below.A. Unwillingness to try sushi and disapproval of marriage equality have no correlation.B. Unwillingness to try sushi and disapproval of marriage equality have a strong positive correlation.C. Unwillingness to try sushi and disapproval of marriage equality have a weak positive correlation.wndD. Unwillingness to try sushi and disapproval of marriage equality have a strong negative correlation.c. Find the equation of the regression line for the percentage who won't try sushi and the percentage who don't approve of marriage equalityy=+ (O(Round to two decimal places as needed.)Bive cod. What percentage of people can we anticipate do not approve of marriage equality in a generation where 33% won't try sushi?About % won't approve of marriage equality.(Round to the nearest percent as needed.) Use the data to the right to completeparts (a) through (4) below.Percentage WhoWon't Try Don't Approve ofSushi Marriage EqualityGenerationMillennialsGen XBoomersSilentGreatestGeneration4238554963537465a. Determine the corelation coeficient betwoen the percentage of people who won't try sushi and the percentage who do not approve of marrage equality.(Do not round unti the finai anower. Then round to two decimal places as needed.)b. What explanations can you offer for the correlation coeficient in part (a)? Choose the corect answer below.OA Unwilingness to try sushi and disapproval of marriage equality have no correlation.OB. Unwillingness to try sushi and disapproval of marriage equality have a strong positive correlation.C. Urwillingness to try sushi and disapproval of mamiage equality have a weak postive corelationOD. Unwillingness to try sushi and disapproval of marrage equality have a strong negative corelationwnde. Find the equation of the regression line for the percentage who won't try sushi and the percentage who dont approve of marriage equality(Round to two decimal places as needed.)

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