Mathematics, 10.01.2020 00:31, diegop07

What would be a good estimation of the correlation coefficient for the data displayed in the scatterplot?

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a. r= -1
b. r=-.85
c. r=0
d. r=0.85

What would be a good estimation of the correlation coefficient for the data displayed in the scatter

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