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Answer

A.Randolph’s conclusion is not correct. If the correlation coefficient is 0, there is not a linear relationship, but there could be another type of relationship.

Explanation

A value of 0 for a correlation coefficient would mean there is no association between the two variables in the test. A value greater than zero would mean a positive correlation when a rise in the values of one variable mean a rise in the value of the other variable.

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