Mathematics, 22.06.2021 01:00, ladybugys
Children who have lost some baby teeth have better arithmetic skills than children who have not lost any baby teeth. In fact, the more baby teeth a child has lost, the better his/her arithmetic skills tend to be.
Which of the following statements is most likely true?
1. There is no correlation between arithmetic skills and losing baby teeth.
2. There is a correlation here, and losing baby teeth causes arithmetic skills to improve.
3. There is a correlation here, and improving arithmetic skills causes the loss of baby teeth.
4. There is a correlation here, but there is not a direct causal relationship between losing baby teeth and arithmetic skills.
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