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AP Statistics: Exploring Data Drill 2, Problem 3. Which set of points, if put in a scatterplot, would show us a positive correlation?
AP Statistics: Exploring Data Drill 1, Problem 2. Which of the following is the best way to display this type of data?
AP Statistics: Exploring Data Drill 1, Problem 5. Which pieces of information would we need to create this graph?
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AP Statistics 4.2 Exploring Data. The linear correlation coefficient r, takes values in what range?
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Thank you We sneak and here's your smoke du jour
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brought to you by the letter r which clearly stands
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for linear correlation coefficient Because there's got to be an
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r in there somewhere All right Linear correlation coefficient are
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tanks Values in what range And hear the potential answers
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All right what is our people Okay what do we
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know about linear correlation Coefficient What we should know is
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that the value of the coefficient can show us how
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close the relationship is to a linear one that is
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a positive Our means that as x increases so does
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why while the negative art tells us that as x
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increases why decreased Well since both could be the case
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we must be able to have a mix of some
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positive in some negative numbers which knots out option c
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d and e the only decision now is whether coefficients
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can be any real number or if they're limited to
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being between one and negative one And because in all
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our days we've never seen an r value higher than
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one or lower than negative one Well we're going to
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assume it's the latter but the answer is b that's
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