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What is/are true about the correlation between the two variables? I. It measures the strength of...

What is/are true about the correlation between the two variables?

I. It measures the strength of the linear relation between the variables, as seen in the roundness/flatness of the scatterplot between the two variables.

II. If the correlation equals 0, then there is no relation between the two variables.

III. If the correlation is very high, then there is a strong causal relation between the two variables.

a. l only

b. II only

c. I and III

d. I and II

e. II and III

f. all

P.S - II does not read 'Linear Relation', It only states 'no relation'.

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