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Provide an approprials response. The data below are the number of hours worked (per week) and the final grades of 9 randomly selected students from a drama class. Calculate the linear correlation coefficient. Hours worked, $x$ Final Grade, $y$ 5 8 11 9 14 7 20 13 10 89 77 71 73 62 83 46 67 73 -0.991 -0.888 -0.918 -0.899

          Provide an approprials response.
The data below are the number of hours worked (per week) and the final grades of 9
randomly selected students from a drama class. Calculate the linear correlation
coefficient.
Hours worked, $x$
Final Grade, $y$
5	8	11	9	14	7	20	13	10
89	77	71	73	62	83	46	67	73
-0.991
-0.888
-0.918
-0.899
        
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Provide an approprials response.
The data below are the number of hours worked (per week) and the final grades of 9
randomly selected students from a drama class. Calculate the linear correlation
coefficient.
Hours worked, x
Final Grade, y
5	8	11	9	14	7	20	13	10
89	77	71	73	62	83	46	67	73
-0.991
-0.888
-0.918
-0.899

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00:01 Here we are given with the data's hours worked, we are taking it as the variable x and final grade, we are taking it as the variable y and the data we can have is 3, 6, 9, 7, 12, 5, 18, 11, 8 and here it is 91, 79, 73, 75, 64, 85, 48, 69, 75.
00:35 So from this we can have the linear correlation coefficient, this can be calculated using excel...
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