The correlation between a family's weekly income and the amount they spend on restaurant meals is found to be r = 0.30. Which must be true?
I. Families tend to spend about 30% of their incomes on restaurants.
II. In general, the higher the income, the more the family spends on restaurants.
III. The line of best fit passes through 30% of the (income, restaurant$) data points.
A) III only
B) I only
C) I, II, and III
D) II and III only
E) II only
12) It takes a while for new factory workers to master a complex assembly process. During the first month new employees work, the company tracks the number of days they have been on the job and the length of time it takes them to complete an assembly. The correlation is most likely to be
A) exactly -1.0
B) exactly +1.0
C) near 0
D) near +0.6
E) near -0.6