Answer:
a).
when x increases, y decreases. The relation is negative. The covariance is a negative value.
Possible value may be around -2
Note:
approximate calculation for covariance.
Assume correlation is about -0.9 and by range rule, sy=range/4=1.25 and sx=range/4=1.75
Covariance = r*sx*sy = -0.9*1.25*1.75 = -1.968
b). X and Y are not independent because clearly when x increases y decreases.
When X=10 we expect Y value is around 1.
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