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Mathematics, 28.05.2021 08:20 SamaHafiz8984

PLEASE HELP NO LINKS PLEASE The table shows the temperature (F) at noon in midwinter compared to the altitude of the city in feet. Use technology to determine the correlation coefficient to the nearest hundredth.


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