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Bill calculates a linear correlation coefficient between two variable as 1.20. How would you interpret this?
A) There is a perfect positive linear relationship between the two variables
B) We need to know what the two variables are to be able to interpret Bill's findings
C) Bill's calculation is incorrect
D) There isn't a linear relationship between the two variables
E) There is a strong linear relationship between the two variables
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