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Question 14 5 pts Chapter 2, Question 19, part c-d: (O Without Wait Tracking has an outlier (O None of them has an outlier (O Both of them have an outlier @ With Wait Tracking has an outlier Question 15 5 pts Chapter 2, Question 25, part a: ® O The scatter chart indicates that there may be a positive linear relationship between profits and market capitalization. The scatter chart indicates that there may be a negative linear relationship between profits and market capitalization. The scatter chart indicates that there may be no linear relationship between profits and market capitalization. None of the above
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2337
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2337
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2500
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Sell Software on own
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Answer format: Number: Round to: 0 decimal places.
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