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If the correlation coefficient between two variables is .90, what percent of the variance is explained by this correlation

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Answer: 81% of the variance in dependent variable is explained by this correlation .

Explanation:

For X = Independent variable and Y=dependent variable,

If r= correlation coefficient , then we say
r^2 of the variance in Y is explained by Variable X.

Given: r= 0.90


(0.90)^2= 0.81

So, 81% of the variance in dependent variable is explained by this correlation .

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