The following are the ages in years (X) and systolic blood pressures (Y) of 8 apparently healthy adults: Age (X) SBP (Y) 20 120 43 130 60 140 26 126 53 143 31 133 55 146 46 132 Calculate Pearson's correlation coefficient between age (X) and systolic blood pressure (Y). B. Conduct a hypothesis test to investigate whether there is a significant linear relationship between X and Y, using α= .05. State your null and alternative hypotheses and the conclusion.
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