Find out the correlation among the two variables

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Find the correlation between the two variables in the regression.

A simple linear regression produced the following computer output:

Source of Variation	SS	df	MS	F
Regression	44030.5	1	44030.5	182.237
Error	5557.05	23	241.61
Total	49587.5	24

	Coefficients	Standard Error	t-Stat	p-value
Intercept	22.915	8.618	2.658	0.014
Slope	-5.407	0.4	-13.499	0

The correlation between the two variables in the regression is:

(1) 0.942

(2) 0.887

(3) -0.942

(4) -0.887

(5) None of these.

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