he age x in years and time spend in watching television y in minutes were measured for a random sample of ten children with the results shown in the table. Age, x 4 8 10 11 13 16 17 18 20 22 Hours, y 30 51 65 90 110 90 85 61 40 35 The linear correlation coefficient interprets the relationship as: a. negative and perfectly strong between the variables, age and the time spent in watching television. b. positive and reasonably weak between the variables, age and the time spent in watching television. c. negative and reasonably strong between the variables, age and the time spent in watching television is negative and reasonably strong. d. positive and perfectly weak between the variables, age and the time spent in watching television. e. no linear relationship between the variables, age and the time spent in watching television.