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for which of the following pearsons correlation would the data points be clustered most around a straight line r=-1.10 f=+0.40 r=-0.70 there is no relationship between the correlation Solution points are clustered more near to the straight line when absolute value of correlation is high. Since correlation only varies between -1 and 1, option (a) is invalid. answer: r=-0.70.

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for which of the following pearsons correlation would the data points be clustered most around a straight line r=-1.10 f=+0.40 r=-0.70 there is no relationship between the correlation Solution points are clustered more near to the straight line when absolute value of correlation is high. Since correlation only varies between -1 and 1, option (a) is invalid. answer: r=-0.70