You were interested in studying if there is a relationship between the location in the river and the temperature of the water (in Degrees Celsius) at that location. You sampled each location 5 times to get an accurate measurement. Here is your data. Use iyto answer the questions. Forest Field Factory Park sample number 1 17 21 31 21 16 22 33 23 3. 18 21 34 22 4 16 22 33 20 17 20 34 21

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