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3. Please use the following data for this problem (NOTE: Data are not updated!): The Six Largest Cities in the United States Per Capita Income Home Price Population Region of dollars, Minimum (thousands, City Nickname (thousands) United States thousands) Wage [median) New York Big Apple 8,550.4 Northeast 34.1 13 849 Los Angeles La La Land 3,971.9 West 29.9 12 775 Chicago The Windy City 2,720.5 Midwest 30.8 11 245 Houston Space City 2,296.2 South 29.2 7.25 282 Philadelphia City of Brotherly Love 1,567.4 Northeast 23.7 7.25 165 Phoenix The Windy City 1,563.0 Southwest 25.2 10.5 285 Source: Minimum wage data from EPI.org, income data from Census.gov, and other data from "The Top 10 Largest Cities in the U.S." at Moving.Com q. What is the covariance between per capita income and the minimum wage? r. What is the correlation coefficient for per capita income and minimum wage