The coefficient correlation of two variables is 0.958. What must be true? - The ratio of the variances is close to 1. - The covariance is close to 0. - The variables are strongly positively correlated. - The means are nearly equal.
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The coefficient of correlation is 0.958, which is close to 1. This means that the two variables have a strong positive linear relationship. Show more…
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