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burton19126

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An oddball case that is located far from all other cases is called
 
  a. a correlation.
  b. an insignificant case.
  c. an outlier.
  d. a residual.

Question 2

The correlation coefficient in the scatterplot
 
  a. is more accurate than the coefficient found in the comparison of maps.
  b. is the same as the coefficient found when comparing maps.
  c. is less accurate than the coefficient found in the comparison of maps.
  d. tells what causes a dependent variable.



amanda_14

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Answer to Question 1

.C

Answer to Question 2

.B



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