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IMPORTANT! There was a question missing from the original -- please make these corrections:Question #2change c) to d)Add #2c) "An outlier is a point that doesn't 'fit' with the rest of the data. While you shouldn't normally 'mess' with your data, sometimes you might want to remove outliers (with explanation) in order to see the results (especially for a small sample size, like this one, where an outliner may have a significant effect). Remove the outlier in this set of data, and analyze the data again (repeat part a). Do you notice a change in the correlation between the variables?"
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