What number do we calculate to tell us whether there is a strong linear association between two
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What number do we calculate to tell us whether there is a strong linear association between two quantitative variables, and what number do we calculate to tell us whether there is strong evidence of an association between two quantitative variables? In each case, what sort of values of these numbers indicates increasing strength?
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Introduction To Statistical Investigations
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