Math, asked by archangel70, 7 months ago

For r denoting correlation coefficient and G.M as geometric mean. Which one of the following is true?
options:-
1) r>G.M

2)r<G.M

3)r=G.M

4)None of these

5)Other:_________________​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  r denoting correlation coefficient and G.M as geometric mean

To find : Which one of the following is true?

Solution:

two regression coefficients a and b of the two regression lines can  be stated as follows:

a =   Sxy / (Sx)²

b =  Sxy / (Sy)²

r = coefficient of correlation

r =  Sxy  / (Sx . Sy)

 r²  = ( Sxy  / (Sx . Sy) )²  

=    (Sxy)²/ ( Sx² . Sy²)

   = ( Sxy . Sxy )/ ( Sx² . Sy²)

  = ( Sxy / Sx² ) . ( Sxy / Sy² )

  = ab

r²  =  ab

=> r = √ab

=> r =  GM of a & b

coefficient of correlation is the geometric mean of the two regression coefficients.​

option 3 , r=G.M is correct option

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