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Hi, i'm david and i'm here to help you answer your question.
00:03
Now let me bring up your question here.
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In the question here, we are going to discuss about the correlation coefficient and the coefficient on the determination.
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Now let me remind you that we will have the r stands for the correlation of correlation coefficient.
00:29
And here it has a value between the minus 1 and the 1.
00:33
And the second one will be the r square it will be called the coefficient of determination and the value of the r square will be always between the 1 and the 0 now the meaning of the coefficient of the determination it will be it will explain the variation in the dependent variable and here here in this question we are given several choices and here there's some missing information before that even though in this question if we pay attention to the two values first this will be this one and the second one be this we see that we can identify that the r square it will equal to the smallest value will be the z -pon -nine 47 and the r here it will be the bigger one because when we turn the square root of the 0 .947 get equal to the 0 .973 so this tells us that doesn't explain that the 94 .7 % of the variability in the peers weight so therefore from here we will try to eliminate the wrong option.
02:22
The first one says that we will have the 97 .3 % of the variability of the base weight can be accounted.
02:31
So this one will be wrong.
02:32
It is supposed to be the 94 .7%.
02:35
And the next one, the correction is the 0 .94...