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Good day everyone.
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So here in our solution, so basically for part a, so in our part a, we have the given or we get the values of our mean i as we have 100 or 1 ,000, 143 .3 .3957.
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We have for 2, which is 200 ,000, 143 .1 ,000.
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161 .7385 and we have also for our three that is 204 .6472 and 4 would be 158.
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0 .6528.
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Hence our 2 here so this would be equal to 261 .761 .738.
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Now for part b the percentage of pc2 is given by so therefore we just need to divide 261 .7385 divided by the 1 ,768 .4.
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So we have equal to 0 .1480.
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So this means that the pc2 explains that 14 .8 % of the variation of the overall variation.
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For part c, there is a theorem related to svd.
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When you say svd, this is singular value decomposition.
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So here we have the theorem.
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If s is a real and symmetric, then our s will be equal to u times the diagonal matrix times you.
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Where the columns of you are the agent vectors and this symbol here is a diagonal matrix with values corresponding to agent values so hence our d2 would be equal to 261 .7385 now we will find out the variation explained by pc1 so we just need to divide 1 ,143 .3957 to 1768 .4344...