l.
We have r = - 0.14
and P-value = P = 0.45
Let us take 5 % level of significance for the test
Null hypothesis : There is no significant correlation between the two variables.
Alternative hypothesis : There is significant correlation between the two variables.
Since, P-value = 0.45 > 0.05 ( Level of significance ) , we do not reject null hypothesis and conclude that there is no significant correlation between the two variables.
m.
Correct option : B. 65 and 75
Reason : As confidence level decreases, the width of the confidence interval also decreases. Since, we used 95% confidence level to get 70 and 80 as limits . If we decrease the level to 90% then interval will become shorter.
65 and 75 will be the limits as the interval becomes narrower.
n.
Correct option : A.
. Use the graph below to investigate the correlation between the two variables. Please justify your...
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