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the correlation coefficient (r) between the number of miles driven x and the number of gallons of gasoline used y is 0.925. what percent of the variation in the number of gallons of gasoline can be explained
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the correlation coefficient (r) between the number of miles driven x and the number of gallons of gasoline used y is 0.925. what percent of the variation in the number of gallons of gasoline can be explained by differences in the number of miles driven?
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less than a mile is the answer
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