Suppose a positive linear correlation is found between two quantities. Does this mean that one of the quantities increasing causes the other to increase? If not, what does it mean? Question content area bottom Part 1 Select the best answer below. A. No, the linear correlation coefficient takes on values from negative 1 to 1. A positive linear correlation coefficient means that there is a strong linear correlation between the two quantities. B. No, a positive linear correlation coefficient means that, as one of the quantities increases, the other quantity tends to increase. It does not mean that one of the quantities increasing causes the other to increase. C. Yes, a positive linear correlation coefficient means that one of the quantities increasing causes the other to increase