Fuel efficiency, measured in miles per gallon, is a measure often considered by shoppers looking for a new car. The scatterplot shows the vehicle weight of 15 car models in pounds, plotted against their highway fuel efficiency. How would the value of the correlation coefficient change if the car weights were recorded in kilograms, rather than pounds?

There will be no change

Step-by-step explanation:

The correlation Coefficient is a measure used in regression studies to examine the strength and type of relationship which exists between two variables (dependent and independent). The Coefficient gives a negative and positive values for negative and positive relationships respectively. The correlation Coefficient has no units and hence does not depend on the unit if measurement. Therefore. Changing the unit if measurement of a certain variable, will have no effect on the correlation Coefficient.

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