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(Solution Library) The following data are indexed prices of gold and copper over a 10-year period. Assume that the indexed values constitute a random sample from

Question: The following data are indexed prices of gold and copper over a 10-year period. Assume that the indexed values constitute a random sample from the population of possible values. Test for the existence of a linear correlation between the indexed prices of the two metals.

Gold:	76	62	70	59	52	53	53	56	57	56
Copper:	80	68	73	63	65	68	65	63	65	66

Also, state on limitation of the data set.

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