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What is the coefficient of determination for this data set?

0.02
0.91
0.95
5.1

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What is the coefficient of determination for this data set? 0.02 0.91 0.95 5.1 Thank-example-1

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User Eric Frazer
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Answer:

0.9067

Explanation:

The formula used for correlation coefficient is given by,


r_(xy) = (S_(XY))/(S_(X)S_(Y))

where
S_(XY) = Sample Covariance between X and Y


S_(X) = Standard Deviation of X


S_(Y) = Standard deviation of Y

Sample Covariance can be calculate using formula:


S_(XY)= \frac{\sum_(i=1)^(n)(X_(i)-\bar{X})(Y_(i)-\bar{Y})}{n-1}

where,
\bar{X} = Mean of X


\bar{Y} = Mean of Y

Standard Deviation is the square root of sum of square of the distance of observation from the mean.


Standard deviation(\sigma) = \sqrt{(1)/(n)\sum_(i=1)^(n){(x_(i)-\bar{x})^(2)} }

where,
\bar{x} is mean of the distribution.

Calculating all values:


\bar{X} = -1.111


\bar{Y} = 4.939


S_(X) = 954.889


S_(Y) = 16.534


S_(XY) = 119.639

Now, Putting all values in Formula of Co rrelation Coefficient. We get,


r_(xy) = 0.9067

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