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True or false? Correlation doesn’t imply causation 

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Correlation doesn’t imply causation

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Statistics Informed Decisions Using Data
Statistics Informed Decisions Using Data
Michael Sullivan III 4th Edition
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00:01 Hey there, welcome to numeraid.
00:03 We are given a true or false problem here where it says that correlation doesn't imply causation.
00:10 So for this, this will be definitely true for a reason that one has a relationship, one variable, or let's say this, let's say two variables with a relationship, normally an inverse or positive relationship, doesn't mean one causes the other.
00:53 One causes the other...
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