If the equation of the regression line for hours xx spent cycling in the summer and hours yy spent working in the summer is ˆy=−0.7x+42y^=-0.7x+42 , then as the number of cycling hours increases, the number of work hours tends to decrease. false true

If the equation of the regression line for hours xx spent cycling in the summer and hours yy spent working in the summer is ˆy=−0.7x+42y^=-0.7x+42 , then as the number of cycling hours increases, the number of work hours tends to decrease. false true

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