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variance of x

S_(xx)/(n-1)

What is variance of y?

S_(yy)/(n-1)

What is the covariance of xy?

S_(xy)/n-1

How do you calculate the correlation coefficient?

r= S_(xy)/(sqrtSxxSyy)

Based on the correlation coefficient, when would the graph show a strong correlation?

If the absolute value of the correlation coefficient (r) is greater than 0.7, then the graph shows a strong correlation.

How do you calculate S_(xx)?

S_(xx)= (sum of all x^2) - ( sum of all x)^2 / n

How do you calculate S_(yy)?

S_(yy)= (sum of all y^2)-(sum of all y)^2/n

How do you calculate S_(xy)?

S_(xy)= (sum of all xy)-[(sum of all x)(sum of all y)] divide by 2

What does

r>0
r=o
r<0

infers?

r>0 = positive correlation
r= 0 = no correlation


r<0 = negative correlation