In this question, round all answers to 2 decimal places. Let's say we have a sample...
In this question, round all answers to 2 decimal places.
Let's say we have a sample with 51 pairs of X and Y values. Let X
take on every integer value from -25 to 25, and each corresponding
Y is equal to X^4.
A) Calculate the mean and variance of the X values
Mean:_____ Variance:_____
B) Calculate the mean and standard deviation of the Y
values
Mean:_____ SD:_____
C) Calculate the correlation of X and Y:_______
D) Calculate the R^2 of X and Y:______
E) Calculate the values for the regression line of Y on X.
=______ + ______ *X
F) Based on the correlation, pick one of these:
X and Y are strongly correlated
As X increases, so does Y
X and Y are moderately correlated
There is almost no relationship between X and Y
There is almost no linear relationship between X and Y
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