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Mistaking no linear correlation with no correlation b. the conclusion that correlation implies causality c. the use of data based on averages d. correlation does not imply causa…

Mistaking no linear correlation with no correlation b. the conclusion that correlation implies causality c. the use of data based on averages d. correlation does not imply causa…
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mistaking no linear correlation with no correlation b. the conclusion that correlation implies causality c. the use of data based on averages d. correlation does not imply causality

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