It's going to be a stronger negative correlation. Rule that one out. The y-intercept of the least squares regression line would increase. Yes, by getting rid of this outlier, you could think of it as the left side of this line is going to increase, or another way to think about it, the slope of this line is going to decrease. It's going to become more negative. We know that the least squares regression line will always go through the mean of both variables. So we're just gonna pivot around the mean of both variables, which would mean that the y-intercept will go higher.