What is the regression slope when the Pearson's correlation between X and Y is 0.62; the standard deviation of Y is 128; and the standard deviation of X is 4? 0.019 19.84 32 0.62
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Step 1: Calculate the regression slope using the formula: slope = correlation coefficient * (standard deviation of Y / standard deviation of X) Show more…
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