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Imagine a researcher found that there is a strong negative correlation between frosted flake consumption and cancer. Which of the following conclusions is most likely correct?

▸ Eating frosted flakes increases the incidence of cancer.

▸ Having cancer causes you to eat fewer frosted flakes.

▸ There is a relationship between eating frosted flakes and cancer, but the nature of that relationship is unknown.

▸ There is no reason to believe these variables are related because you have several family members who have had cancer but they never ate frosted flakes.

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