I was really confused on calculating r, but if two other questions could also be answered in this problem, it would be the most help. Data 7APER CAPITAMALE DEATH RATECONSUMPTION(PER MILLION)FROM LUNGOF CIGARETTESNATIONIN 1930CANCER IN 1950Iceland24060Norway25090Sweden310120Denmark370160Australia450160Holland450240Canada500150Switzerland530250Finland1,110350Great Britain1,130460United States1,280190(a) In Data 7A, the "subjects" of the research are not indi-viduals, but rather what? (b) Make a scatter diagram of thesedata. (c) In words, describe the relationship between the twovariables. (d) Estimate the correlation coefficient. (e) Calcu-late r.

a) Data about per capita consumption of cigarettes and male death rate per million is given. Subject…

(a) In Data 7A, the "subjects" of the research are not indi- viduals, but rather what? (b) Make a scatter diagram of these data. (c) In words, describe the relationship between the two variables. (d) Estimate the correlation coefficient. (e) Calcu- late r.

(a) In Data 7A, the "subjects" of the research are not indi- viduals, but rather what? (b) Make a scatter diagram of these data. (c) In words, describe the relationship between the two variables. (d) Estimate the correlation coefficient. (e) Calcu- late r.

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