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The value of the Pearson r indicates:
(A) the strength of a linear relationship between two sets of ordinal data.
(B) the strength of a non-linear relationship between two sets of ordinal data.
(C) the strength of a linear relationship between two sets of interval data.
(D) the strength of a non-linear relationship between two sets of interval data.
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the following data show the daily closing prices in dollars per share for a stock. period price 1 82.87 2 83.00 3
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