3. Shah and Parveen (PLOS ONE, 2023) took soil samples from three stations across the river Ganga in India. From these stations, 40 sediment samples were taken and a range of soil tests were done to determine ranges of pesticide residues and factors such as total organic carbon. Based on Fig. 4 below, the authors concluded that \"There was a positive correlation between total organic carbon and pesticide concentration in sediments, which indicates that sediment organic carbon could enhance adsorption and deposition of pesticide residues because of their hydrophobicity\". Based on the statistical output, do you think this conclusion is valid? Provide your own interpretation of the results describing key assumptions or considerations. Fig 4. Correlation between total organic carbon and total pesticide concentration in sediment samples collected from three stations of river Ganga (r* = 0.8). mal ttps:ifiol. orgd 10,137 1 fournal pone 0278833 00 Shah ZU, Parveen S (2023) Distribution and risk assessment of pesticide residues in sediment samples from river Ganga, India. Plos One, 18, e0279993