Five observations taken for two variables follow.   xi 3 5 12 4 15 yi 40 40 40 50 20     c. Compute the sample covariance (to 1  decimal and enter negative value as negative figure).   Interpret the sample covariance. -the postive value of the sample convariance indicate postive linear relationship -the postive value of the sample convariance indicate negative linear relationship -the negative value of the sample convariance indicate negative linear relationship - the negative value of sample convariance a postive linear relationship -there is neither a postive nor a negative linear relationship         d. Compute the sample correlation coefficient (to 3  decimals and enter negative value as negative figure).   Interpret the sample correlation coefficient. Hint: If the correlation coefficient is greater than 0.80 or less than -0.80, there is a strong relationship. -there is a strong postive linear relationship -there is a moderate postive linear relationship -there is neither a postive nor a negative relationship there is a strong negative linear relationship -there is a moderate negative linear relationship

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Five observations taken for two variables follow.

 

xi 3 5 12 4 15
yi 40 40 40 50 20

 

 

c. Compute the sample covariance (to 1  decimal and enter negative value as negative figure).

 

Interpret the sample covariance.

-the postive value of the sample convariance indicate postive linear relationship

-the postive value of the sample convariance indicate negative linear relationship

-the negative value of the sample convariance indicate negative linear relationship

- the negative value of sample convariance a postive linear relationship

-there is neither a postive nor a negative linear relationship

 

 

 

 

d. Compute the sample correlation coefficient (to 3  decimals and enter negative value as negative figure).

 

Interpret the sample correlation coefficient. Hint: If the correlation coefficient is greater than 0.80 or less than -0.80, there is a strong relationship.

-there is a strong postive linear relationship

-there is a moderate postive linear relationship

-there is neither a postive nor a negative relationship

there is a strong negative linear relationship

-there is a moderate negative linear relationship

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