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Shown below is a correlation table showing correlation coefficients between stock price, earnings per share (EPS) and price/earnings (P/E) ratio for a sample of 19
Publicly traded companies.Which of the following statements is false?
Correlations: Stock Price, EPS, PE 

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Suppose the correlation, r, between two variables x and y is -0.44.What would you predict about a y value if the x value is 2 standard deviations above its mean?
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Data were collected on monthly sales revenues (in $1,000s) and monthly advertising expenditures ($100s) for a sample of drug stores.The regression line relating revenues
(Y) to advertising expenditure (X) is estimated to be
.The correct
Interpretation of the slope is that for each additional

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The scatterplot shows monthly sales figures (in units) and number of months of experience for a sample of salespeople.
The association between monthly sales and level of experience can be described as

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