1. Describe the meaning of the six correlations provided.
2. Select two data sets from your school or classroom and find the Pearson Product correlation coefficient. Make a scatter diagram and explain your results in light of direction and strength as well as overall meaning. (Directions for finding Pearson in Excel: Grab two data sets [click and drag]. These must be matched sets. Select Insert function>Statistical>Pearson)
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