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The table below show the number of runs scored and the number of home runs hit by ten major league baseball teams during the 2005 season. Was there a significant correlation between runs scored and home runs?

Runs Scored	Home Runs
865	216
691	141
731	161
756	172
746	163
781	184
689	190
835	183
809	199
746	164

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Step 5: (4 points, includes hand calculation and SPSS output)

Calculate r_comp by hand, and show your work. Also, calculate r_comp using SPSS, and copy and paste the resulting output below. Highlight or circle r_comp and the p-value on the SPSS output table.

r_comp =

Step 6: Circle your decision below: ( point)

1. Reject H₀
2. Fail to reject H_o

Step 7: Circle your conclusion below: (1 point)

1. There was not a significant relationship between the number of runs scored and the number of home runs hit.
2. There was a significant positive relationship between the number of runs scored and the number of home runs hit. Teams that hit more home runs during the 2005 season also tended to score more runs.
3. There was a significant inverse relationship between the number of runs scored and the number of home runs hit. Teams that hit more home runs during the 2005 season tended to score fewer runs.