The correlation between a response and an explanatory variable was calculated as part of a simple linear regression analysis. The corresponding 95% confidence interval for the correlation coefficient was calculated as [-0.2, 0.2]. Without calculating anything, what can you say regarding whether the explanatory variable is a significantly useful predictor of the response? Explain your answer.

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The correlation between a response and an explanatory variable was calculated as part
of a simple linear regression analysis. The corresponding 95% confidence interval for
the correlation coefficient was calculated as [-0.2, 0.2]. Without calculating anything,
what can you say regarding whether the explanatory variable is a significantly useful
predictor of the response? Explain your answer.

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