Attached The table below gives data on average per capita wine consumption and heart disease rates in 19 countrieTABLE 3.6 Wine consumption and heart diseaseAlcoholHeart diseaseAlcoholHeart diseasefrom winefrom winedeath ratedeath rate(liters/year) (per 100,000)CountryCountry(liters/year) (per 100,000)Australia2.51.8167NetherlandsNew Zealand211Austria3.91671.92660.8227Belgium/Lux.Canada2.9131NorwaySpainSweden2.41916.586Denmark2.92201.62075.8115SwitzerlandUnited KingdomUnited StatesWest GermanyFinland0.8297France9.1711.3285Iceland0.82111.2199Ireland0.73002.7172Italy7.9107Source: M. H. Criqui, University of California, San Diego, reported in the New York Times, December 28.1994. (e) The correlation and the slope of the least-squares line in (b) are both negative. Is it possible for these twoquantites to have opposite signs?O YesO NoExplain your answer.O Positive r indicates that the least-squares line must have positive slope; negative r indicates that itmust have positive slope.O Positive r indicates that the least-squares line must have positive slope; negative r indicates that itmust have negative slope.O Positive r indicates that the least-squares line must have positive slope; negative r indicates that itmust have negative slope.O Positive r indicates that the least-squares line must have negative slope; negative r indicates that itmust have positive slope.

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Description: Attached The table below gives data on average per capita wine consumption and heart disease rates in 19 countrieTABLE 3.6 Wine consumption and heart diseaseAlcoholHeart diseaseAlcoholHeart diseasefrom winefrom winedeath ratedeath rate(liters/year) (