if 2 = ax + by and r is the correlation cofficient between the two that is x and y. you have to show that 82² = α²³0x² +6² Øy² + 2abr²x@y You also have to show that the correlation coefficient to between two handom variables X and Y and is given by M^² (0x² + y² - 0x²x- y²) 20 xOy² from the above data Ox, ay and Ox qure the Standard deviations of X₁ and X-Y nespectively. please use the formala (STND).

if 2 = ax + by and r is the correlation cofficient between the two that is x and y. you have to show that 82² = α²³0x² +6² Øy² + 2abr²x@y You also have to show that the correlation coefficient to between two handom variables X and Y and is given by M^² (0x² + y² - 0x²x- y²) 20 xOy² from the above data Ox, ay and Ox qure the Standard deviations of X₁ and X-Y nespectively. please use the formala (STND).

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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