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I’m stuck on a Statistics question and need an explanation.
In a particular town people a test was administered to measure the mathematics ability of the people. Several townspeople were surprised to find out that their test results and their shoe size have a strong positive linear correlation and annual income and mathematical ability have no linear correlation. What could be the reason for these results?
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