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if the r-value, or correlation coefficient, of a data set is 0.854, what is the coefficient of determination to three decimal places?

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To find the coefficient of determination, square the correlation coefficient:
(0.854)² = 0.729316. To three decimal places, this would be 0.729.
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Answer with explanation:

Coefficient of determination(r²), is defined as, how well the data values are associated with each other when Regression line is drawn. In regression analysis, the coefficient of determination measures , how well the regression predictions approximate the real data points, means it measures the closeness between two variables.The Value of r², lies between 0 to 1. If value of r²=1, it shows ,regression line that is data values are Perfectly associated with each other.

If ,r²=0, it means there is no variation between two variables.There is 0% variation between two variables.

Coefficient of Variation=[Correlation coefficient]²

=r²

=(0.854)²

=0.854 × 0.854

=0.729316

=0.730(Approx)

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