1) In this problem we write (X, Y) for the Pearson correlation coefficient of tw

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1) In this problem we write (X, Y) for the Pearson correlation coefficient of two quantitative variables X and Y. Suppose (X1, Y) = .56 and (X2, Y) = -.56. Indicate which of the following statements is true.

a) The magnitude of the linear association between X1 and Y is greater than the magnitude of the linear association between X2 and Y.

b) The magnitude of the linear association between X1 and Y is less than the magnitude of the linear association between X2 and Y.

c) The magnitude of the linear association between X1 and Y is the same as the magnitude of the linear association between X2 and Y.

d) There is not enough information to compare the magnitude of the linear association between X1 and Y and the magnitude of the linear association between X2 and Y.

Please provide explanation along with answer, thanks! and may be more than 1 possible answer!

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option c The magnitude of the linear association between X1 and Y is the same as the magnitude of the linear association between X2 and Y.

because its the axis length of longitude and latitiude is given

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