Math, asked by rishikeshlaghate, 30 days ago

While calculating the coefficient of correlation between two variables x and y, the
following results were obtained: n=25, Σx=125, Σy=100, ΣΧ2 =650.Σy2 =460, Σ
xy=508. It was however later discovered at the time of checking that two pairs of
observations (x,y) were copied (6,14) and (8,6) while the correct were (8,12) and
(6,8) respectively. Determine the correct value of correlation.

Answers

Answered by raiakash7050
9

Answer:

Corrected ∑x=125−6−8+8+6=125

Corrected ∑y=100−14−6+12+8=100

Corrected ∑x

2

=650−(6)

2

−(8)

2

+(6)

2

+(8)

2

=650

Corrected ∑y

2

=460−(14)

2

−(6)

2

+(12)

2

+(8)

2

=436

Corrected ∑xy=508−6×18−8×6+8×12+6×8=520

The formula for Pearson product moment correlation is

r=

[n∑x

2

−(∑x)

2

][n∑y

2

−(∑y)

2

]

n∑xy−(∑x)(∑y)

=

[25×650−(125)

2

][25×436−(100)

2

]

25×520−125×100

=

[16250−15625][10900−10000]

13000−12500

=

[625][900]

500

=

(25)(30)

500

=

3

2

=0.667

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