Question 13We want to assess the relationship between class rank and how many minutes a person spends onsocial media. We randomly select 5 students from UMD and have them report their class rank andnumber of minutes per week they spend on social media. We get the following data.Because class rank is ordinal data, we want to compute Spearman's rho. Please compute thenumerator for Spearman's rho and use 4 decimal places for all computations and final answer.Minutes on Social Media perClass RankWeek21,302200500202501060032300Question 14We want to assess the relationship between class rank and how many minutes a person spends onsocial media. We randomly select 5 students from UMD and have them report their class rank andnumber of minutes per week they spend on social media. We get the following data.Because class rank is ordinal data, we want to compute Spearman's rho and want to rank the scoresfrom least to greatest. What would be the the rank for the bolded value in the below table.Minutes on Social Media perClass RankWeek2001,3022050022501050025200

x y rank x rank y diff d squre 2 1302 1 5 -4 16 200 500 5 3 2 4 20 250 3 1 2 4 10 600 2 4…

We want to assess the relationship between class rank and how many minutes a person spends on social media. We randomly select 5 students from UMD and have them report their class rank and number of minutes per week they spend on social media. We get the following data. Because class rank is ordinal data, we want to compute Spearman's rho. Please compute the numerator for Spearman's rho and use 4 decimal places for all computations and final answer.

We want to assess the relationship between class rank and how many minutes a person spends on social media. We randomly select 5 students from UMD and have them report their class rank and number of minutes per week they spend on social media. We get the following data. Because class rank is ordinal data, we want to compute Spearman's rho. Please compute the numerator for Spearman's rho and use 4 decimal places for all computations and final answer.

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