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If we can show there is a one-to-one correspondence between two variables, we say:

A. One variable causes the other one to happen.
B. The variables are in the [tex]\( xyz \)[/tex] plane.
C. There is causation but no correlation.
D. The variables are correlated.
E. One variable is the treatment and the other is the outcome.



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Final answer:

Causality and correlation are concepts used to differentiate relationships between variables. Establishing a one-to-one correspondence indicates correlation but not causation.


Explanation:

Causality is the idea that one variable causes another to occur. Correlation is a connection between two variables, which is a prerequisite to establishing a causal relationship. Showing a one-to-one correspondence between two variables suggests that they are correlated but does not imply causation.


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