Accountancy, asked by subash1729cbe, 2 months ago

In correlation problem both variables are:

a.

Equal

b.

Random

c.

Unknown

d.

Fixed​

Answers

Answered by sumansaharan9848
4

Answer:

both variables are epual to each other

Answered by MotiSani
1

The correct answer is OPTION A: In the correlation problem, both variables are Equal.

  • Correlation is a statistic used in the finance and investment industries to measure how closely two securities move in relation to one another.
  • Correlations are used in advanced portfolio management and are calculated as the correlation coefficient, which must be between -1.0 and +1.0.
  • Correlation is a measurement of how far two variables move in relation to each other.
  • In finance, the correlation can be used to compare a stock's movement to that of a benchmark index.
  • Correlation reveals whether x causes y or vice versa, but not if the link is established by a third factor.
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