Index Temperature (F) Pair of Gloves 1 72 37 2 71 37 3 78 32 4...

Index	Temperature (F)	Pair of Gloves
1	72	37
2	71	37
3	78	32
4	75	36
5	81	33
6	77	35
7	68	39

Calculate r and r² and explain what they mean. r & r2 refer to differences in fluctuation between two variables.

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