A concert promoter has randomly sampled 100 concertgoers to determine whether there is a linear relationship between
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A concert promoter has randomly sampled 100 concertgoers to determine whether there is a linear relationship between income level and the number of concerts attended per year. The correlation between these two variables was 0.68. Based on this calculation, is there a statistically significant correlation between income and number of concerts? Use an alpha = 0.05 level.
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