Percentage of the variation in growth

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Question: A analyzer discoveres that the correlation coefficient between the exposure to a dangerous chemical and the growth of a certain species of butterfly is -.40.

Question: What percentage of the variation in growth can be explained by the relationship with the exposure to the chemical for this species of butterflies?

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