You have obtained the following data in the lab: Time (s) - X axis Position (m) - Y axis 43 128 48 120 56 135 61 143 67 141 70 152 The correlation coefficient r for the data obtained is [Note: Roundr to three decimal places.] O 0.798 0.978 -0.897 0.897

You have obtained the following data in the lab: Time (s) - X axis Position (m) - Y axis 43 128 48 120 56 135 61 143 67 141 70 152 The correlation coefficient r for the data obtained is [Note: Roundr to three decimal places.] O 0.798 0.978 -0.897 0.897

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