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Let X and Y be the daily sales of Super-Laser printers at the Burtonville and the...

Let X and Y be the daily sales of Super-Laser printers at the Burtonville and the Arbortown outlets of a
consumer electronics department store chain. Suppose that
E(X) = 25.0 and E(Y) = 33.1,
SD(X) = 7.0 and SD(Y) = 6.2,
and COV(X, Y) = 17.7.
What is CORR(X, Y)?

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