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what is the correlation coefficient between x and x-5?​

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Answered by bhullarmanjoot
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Answer:

x is the correlation coefficient

Answered by dsubhaa2010
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Answer:

The correlation coefficient between x and x-5 is 1.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correlation coefficient between two terms x and y can be represented by r(x,y).

Therefore, we have to find r(x,x-5).

We know that,

r(x,y) = \frac{cov(x,y)}{\sqrt{var(x)}\sqrt{var(y)} }

where cov(x,y) represents the co-variance of x and y, and var(x) represents the variance of x.

Therefore, for y=x-5, we get:

r(x,x-5) = \frac{cov(x,x-5)}{\sqrt{var(x)}\sqrt{var(x-5)} }

Also,

cov(x,x-5)=cov(x,x)\\cov(x,x-5)=var(x)

Substituting above value of cov(x,x-5), we get:

r(x,x-5) = \frac{var(x)}{\sqrt{var(x)}\sqrt{var(x-5)} }

It is also known that:

var(x-5)=var(x)

Therefore,

r(x,x-5) = \frac{var(x)}{\sqrt{var(x)}\sqrt{var(x)} }\\r(x,x-5)=1

Thus, the correlation coefficient between x and x-5 is 1.

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