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If two variables were completely correlated, their correlation coefficient would be: Option 1: 0. Option 2: 1. Option 3: 10. Option 4: 100.

If two variables were completely correlated, their correlation coefficient would be: Option 1: 0. Option 2: 1. Option 3: 10. Option 4: 100.
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If two variables were completely correlated, their correlation coefficient would be: Option 1: 0. Option 2: 1. Option 3: 10. Option 4: 100.

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Their correlation coefficient would be: 1 ( Option 2 )

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