The example of correlation in daily life which I would like to mention here is that of projectile motion. The correlation is stated such that the distance a golf ball travels is impacted by the speed of the club when it strikes the ball. . The correlation is evident from the fact that the more the speed of the club while striking the ball, the greater kilometers it travels.
If the golf ball makes a "pop fly" versus a line drive can we expect different results? How would you personally design a study to study this what would you set up?
To analyze such a situation, it is better that you take certain observations where one variable takes the values of distance covered when the golf ball makes a "pop fly" say X1 and another variable can be the distance measured when the ball makes a line drive say X2.
Also remember that the speed of the club should remain the same while recording both X1 and X2.
Now you can take the average for both the variables and compare. The one with better average, has the ability to travel farther distance.
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Great correlation from the world of physics! You mention the speed that we hit the golf ball with, do we also need to consider the angle? If the golf ball makes a "pop fly" (I am not sure what they would call that in golf??) versus a line drive (again can you tell I am not a golfer) can we expect different results? How would you personally design a study to study this what would you set up?
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