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6. If X=2Y+3 and Y=kX+6 are the regression lines of X on Y and Y on X respectively. Show that 0

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Answered by singhlokanath775
0

Answer:

given equation of the lines of regression are

x+2y−5=0.......(i)

and 2x+3y−8=0.....(ii)

Rewriting the equations (i) and (ii), we have

From equation (i)

y=

2

−x

+

2

5

y=−0.5x+2.5 *regression line of y on x)

b

yx

=r

σ

x

σ

y

=−0.5....(iii)

From eqution (ii),

x=

2

−3

y+

2

8

x=−1.5y+4( regression line of x on y)

b

xy

=r

σ

y

σ

x

∴r

2

=b

yx

×b

xy

=(−0.5)×(−1.5)=0.75

∴ r=

0.75

=±0.866

But b

xy

and b

yx

being both −ve therefore, r is also −ve.

Correlation coefficient (r)=−0.866

Answered by DevilHunter001
0

Answer:

Answer:

given equation of the lines of regression are

x+2y−5=0.......(i)

and 2x+3y−8=0.....(ii)

Rewriting the equations (i) and (ii), we have

From equation (i)

y=

2

−x

+

2

5

y=−0.5x+2.5 *regression line of y on x)

b

yx

=r

σ

x

σ

y

=−0.5....(iii)

From eqution (ii),

x=

2

−3

y+

2

8

x=−1.5y+4( regression line of x on y)

b

xy

=r

σ

y

σ

x

∴r

2

=b

yx

×b

xy

=(−0.5)×(−1.5)=0.75

∴ r=

0.75

=±0.866

But b

xy

and b

yx

being both −ve therefore, r is also −ve.

Correlation coefficient (r)=−0.866

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