The following data displays the temperature of the day (K) and the number of people atthe beach.Temperature No.of people2931500295130029911503008003055002973081200456312200Determine the sample correlation coefficient between the number of people at the beach andthe temperature of the day and interpret the result.

Given: The sample values of temperature and number of people given is follows Let x be the…

The following data displays the temperature of the day (K) and the number of people at ne beach. Temperature | No.of people 293 1500 295 1300 299 1150 800 300 305 297 500 1200 308 456 312 200 etermine the sample correlation coefficient between the mumber of people at the beach and ne temperature of the day and interpret the result.

The following data displays the temperature of the day (K) and the number of people at ne beach. Temperature | No.of people 293 1500 295 1300 299 1150 800 300 305 297 500 1200 308 456 312 200 etermine the sample correlation coefficient between the mumber of people at the beach and ne temperature of the day and interpret the result.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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