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Suppose that there is a negative correlation between the variables k and l. If l is 150 when k is 7, which of these is most likely to be the value of l when k is 14.

Suppose that there is a negative correlation between the variables k and l. If l is 150 when k is 7, which of these is most likely to be the value of l when k is 14.
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Suppose that there is a negative correlation between the variables k and l. If l is 150 when k is 7, which of these is most likely to be the value of l when k is 14.

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Answer:

300 on A P E X

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Answer: 75

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