In simple linear regression: A. An association between two

Chapter 12, Problem 12.12.24

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In simple linear regression: A. An association between two variables may exist because of a causal relationship. B. Even though there is an association between two variables, there may not necessarily be a causal relationship between them. C. Both of the above. D. Neither of the above.

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