The accompanying data are x = cost (cents per serving) and y = fiber content (grams per serving) for 18 high-fiber cereals rated by a magazine. Cost per Serving Fiber per Serving Cost per Serving Fiber per Serving 36 7 53 13 46 10 53 10 49 10 67 8 62 7 43 12 41 8 48 7 19 7 28 14 77 12 54 7 71 12 27 8 30 8 51 8 Calculate the value of the correlation coefficient for this data set.

The accompanying data are x = cost (cents per serving) and y = fiber content (grams per serving) for 18 high-fiber cereals rated by a magazine. Cost per Serving Fiber per Serving Cost per Serving Fiber per Serving 36 7 53 13 46 10 53 10 49 10 67 8 62 7 43 12 41 8 48 7 19 7 28 14 77 12 54 7 71 12 27 8 30 8 51 8 Calculate the value of the correlation coefficient for this data set.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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Cost per Serving	Fiber per Serving	Cost per Serving	Fiber per Serving
36	7	53	13
46	10	53	10
49	10	67	8
62	7	43	12
41	8	48	7
19	7	28	14
77	12	54	7
71	12	27	8
30	8	51	8

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