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He would be displeased because his grove produced 3395 fewer oranges than predicted for a grove of his size.
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A study examined the number of trees in a variety of orange groves and the corresponding number of oranges that each grove produces in a given harvest year. Linear regression was calculated and the results are below.



Find the value of the correlation coefficient and interpret this value in context.
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4 years ago
= 0.941, which indicates a strong, linear positive relationship between the number of oranges and the number of trees.
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A study examined the number of trees in a variety of orange groves and the corresponding number of oranges that each grove produces in a given harvest year. Linear regression was calculated and the results are below.



If these data were collected in California, would you feel confident in using this equation to make predictions about Florida orange groves also? Explain.
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4 years ago
No. It would be a dangerous assumption to think that Florida oranges are similar to California oranges in production.
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