A Hide Time Remaining A Question 27 of 50 1 Points The lower part of a correlation matrix (below) shows the relations among three variables computed for a sample of n = 25 subjects. The two-tailed p- values also appear with each correlation. Based on this information, what do you infer about the existence of a correlation between X1 and X2 in the population (using a = .05)? That is, what do you infer about rho (p) for X1 and X2? X1 X2 X3 X1 67 X2 (p= .0006) .06 45 X3 (p= .832) (p= .092) O A. Reject the null hypothesis that r=0 and instead infer that p0. C. Retain the null hypothesis that p=0. Reset Selection Mark for Review What's This? > > 3