Give me a real-life example of Two variables that have a strong positive correlation. Use Google...
- Give me a real-life example of
- Two variables that have a strong positive correlation. Use Google or other research methods to find the correlation coefficient to support your claim. What reasons or conditions attribute to the strong correlation? Do some research, but do not make up a numerical example.
- Two variables that have a strong negative correlation. Use Google or other research methods to find the correlation coefficient to support your claim. What reasons or conditions attribute to the strong correlation? Do some research, but do not make up a numerical example.
*** PLEASE NOTE: I DO NOT WANT MADE UP NUMERICAL EXAMPLES - DO NOT DO MATH PROBLEMS HERE***
- be specific and make sure it is a substantive response.
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