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What is the r-value of the following data, to three decimal places

What is the r-value of the following data, to three decimal places-example-1

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Answer:-0.828

Explanation:

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Answer:

The r-value of the following data to three decimal places is:

r= -0.828

Explanation:

The correlation coefficient i.e. r is calculated by the formula:


r=\frac{n\sum{xy}-(\sum x)(\sum y)}{√((n\sum x^2-(\sum x)^2)(n\sum y^2-(\sum y)^2))}

where n is the sample size.

i.e. here n=5

x y x² y² xy

4 26 16 676 104

5 11 25 121 55

8 13 64 169 104

9 2 81 4 18

13 1 169 1 13

39 53 355 971 294

Hence, the correlation coefficient is calculated as follows:


r=(5* 294-(39)\cdot (53))/(√((5* \sum 355-(39)^2)(5* 971-(53)^2)))


r=(1470-2067)/(√((1775-1521)\cdot (4855-2809)))\\\\\\r=(-597)/(√(254* 2046))\\\\\\r=(-597)/(√(519684))\\\\\\r=(-597)/(720.89111)\\\\\\r=-0.828141

Hence, the r-value is:

r= -0.828

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