The following bivariate data set contains an outlier. X 51.6 -692.9 45.4 -158.6 53.3 463 40.8 -228.9 49.4 576.8 44.2 434 46.7 313.7 59.4 266.9 51.9 -364.1 48.9 -192.5 46.7 608.9 42.6 -51.7 51.6 999.4 42.8 502.4 115.2 529 Which point is the outlier? Hint: plot the scatterplot and look at the given x-values. What is the correlation coefficient with the outlier? Round to 3 decimal places. with =What is the correlation coefficient without the outlier? Round to 3 decimal places. without How would inclusion of the outlier change the linear correlation? O Removing the outlier will make the r closer to 1, meaning it is a stronger correlation than when you include the outlier. O Removing the outlier will make the r closer to 0, meaning it is a weaker correlation than when you include the outlier. O Removing the outlier will not affect r. O Removing the outlier will make the r closer to -1, meaning it is a stronger correlation than when you include the outlier