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  • 31-05-2024
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What does a Corr(G,H)=−0.514 mean?
a. When G increases, H tends to increase.
b. When G increases, H decreases −51.4% of the time.
c. When G increases, H increases −51.4% of the time.
d. G and H are correlated −51.4% of the time.
e. When G increases, H tends to decrease.

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