Does a linear relation exist between age and HDL cholesterol? A. There appears to be a positive linear association because r is positive and greater than the critical value. B. There is little or no evidence of a linear association because r is positive and greater than the critical value. C. There appears to be a negative linear association because r is negative and less than the negative critical value. D. There is little or no evidence of a linear association because the absolute value of r is less than the critical value. More

The correct answer is - option D. There is little or no evidence of a linear association because the absolute value of r is less than the critical value.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

AgeCholesterol

4955

2745

5240

3857

4428

The linear correlation coefficient between age and HDL cholesterol can be computed by the=

r = Cov (X, Y)/ δx.δy

=v∑XY /√∑X2. ∑Y2

rv=  negative 0.192

The absolute value of r is less than the critical value so there is no or very little evidence of linear association.

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