a. When calculating a correlation coefficient between two quantitative variables, does it matter which is considered explanatory
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a. When calculating a correlation coefficient between two quantitative variables, does it matter which is considered explanatory and which response?
b. When calculating a least squares line between two quantitative variables, does it matter which is considered explanatory and which response?
c. When calculating a residual value from a least squares line, does it matter whether you calculate the vertical, horizontal, or perpendicular distance to the line?
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