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Identify the correlation you would expect to see between the number of people who watch a hit television show and the number of oranges sold at a grocery store. Explain.
1. It is a positive correlation; if people spend time watching television, they will buy more oranges to eat as snacks.
2. It is a negative correlation; if more people spend time watching the show, fewer oranges will be sold.
3. There is no correlation; the number of people watching the show has no connection to the number of oranges sold.
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