Mathematics, 30.07.2020 04:01 nae878
There is a strong positive linear correlation between the number of rainy days
and the number of tomatoes produced on a tomato plant. Does this mean
that more rainy days cause the tomato plants to produce more?
A. No. Any number of factors could also affect the number of
tomatoes produced.
B. Yes. Since the number of rainy days and number of tomatoes
produced are linearly correlated, this means a greater number of
rainy days causes the tomato plants to produce more.
C. No. Since the number of rainy days and number of tomatoes
produced are linearly correlated, this means a smaller number of
rainy days causes the tomato plants to produce more.
D. Yes. Since the number of rainy days and number of tomatoes
produced are positively correlated, this means a greater number of
rainy days causes the tomato plants to produce more.
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