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What is the correlation coefficient with the following data points: (2,47), (3,2), (5,26)?

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The correlation coefficient is given by
\frac{S_(xy)}{\sqrt{S_(xx) S_(yy) } }


S_(xy)=
xy- (∑x)/(n)} =
S_(xy)= (2*47)(3*7)(5*26)- ((10*75))/(3)=


S_(xx)=(2^(2)+{3^(2)+5^(2))- ((2+3+5)^(2) )/(3) = 34.7


S_(yy)=( 47^(2)+2^(2)+26^(2) )
- ((47+2+26)^(2) )/(3)


S_(xy)\frac{250}{ \sqrt{34.7+2884} }= 0.79 [/tex]
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Answer:

The correlation coefficient is:

-0.290742

Explanation:

The formula for the correlation coefficient is given by :


r=\frac{\sum{XY}}{\sqrt{\sum{X^2}\sum{Y^2}}}---------(1)

where,


X=x-x'\\and\\Y=y-y'

where x' and y' are the mean of x and y entries respectively.

Now,

x y X Y XY X^2 Y^2

2 47 -4/3 22 -88/3 16/9 484

3 2 -1/3 -23 23/3 1/9 529

5 26 5/3 1 5/3 25/9 1

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

∑XY= -20

∑X^2=42/9

∑Y^2=1014

( Since,


x'=(2+3+5)/(3)\\\\x'=(10)/(3)

and,


y'=(47+2+26)/(3)\\\\y'=(75)/(3)\\\\y'=25 )

Hence,on putting all the values in equation (1) we get:

r= -0.290742

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