Question 4. Birthrate (the independent variable) and Female Life Expectancy (the dependent variable) values are given...

Question 4. Birthrate (the independent variable) and Female Life Expectancy (the dependent variable) values are given for 10 countries below.

Prepare a scatterplot and briefly discuss the pattern: what sort of a correlation (strength and direction-wise) does the scatterplot suggest?
Calculate the values or r and and interpret these values.

					XY
Japan	8	82	64	6724	656
Canada	10	81	100	6561	810
France	13	81	169	6561	1053
Germany	8	79	64	6241	632
US	14	78	196	6084	1092
Cuba	11	78	121	6084	858
Mexico	20	76	400	5776	1520
Turkey	19	72	361	5184	1368
Mozambique	38	41	1444	1681	1558
Angola	44	38	1936	1444	1672
Totals	185	706	4855	52340	11219

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