A scatter diagram of MSAT and VSAT scores of a large group of students is football shaped. The correlation is positive, but of course it is not equal to 1. a) A student is on the 70th percentile of the VSAT scores and on the 70th percentile of MSAT scores. This student's MSAT score (pick one) (i) is greater than (ii) is equal to (iii) is less than (iv) cannot be compared to the average MSAT score of all students on the 70th percentile of the VSAT scores. b) A student is on the 25th percentile of VSAT scores. This student's score is predicted to be (pick one) (i) above (ii) on (iii) below the 25th percentile of all the MSAT scores. c) A student is on the 70th percentile of VSAT scores and on the 60th percentile of MSAT scores. The student's MSAT score (pick one) (i) is greater than (ii) is equal to (iii) is less than (iv) cannot be compared to the average MSAT score of all students on the 70th percentile of the VSAT scores