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Given the following pairs of data (independent variable given first): (14, 54), (8, 96), (33, 103),...

Given the following pairs of data (independent variable given first): (14, 54), (8, 96), (33, 103), (2, 68), (10, 119). The relationship between the two variables is:

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linear

exponential

not significant

parabolic

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ANSWER- NOT SIGNIFICANT

From the below scatter plot we can see that there is no significant relationship between variable X and Variable Y.

Here is very low R-square value for the linear and exponential model fitting.

Also pattern is very random there is no any pattern .i.e. its not significant

From the ANOVA table we can see that F-value is very large (0.644765393)>alpha ,that means model is not significant.

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