With the following data in 6 cities, calculate the coefficient of correlation by Pearson’s method between the density of population and death rate:Cities ABCDEF Area in sq. kilometre 150 Population in ‘000’ 30 No. of Deaths 300180 100 60 120 80 9040427224 1440 560 840 1224 312 UNIVERSITY OF TOMORROWUNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & ENERGY STUDIES, DEHRADUNDepartment of Applied Sciences-MathematicsAssignment 2 (CO5)Program: B.Sc. F & T, B.Sc. Clinical Research and B.Sc. MicrobiologyIntegrated B.Sc. F & T, Integrated B.Sc. Clinical Research, and Integrated B.Sc.MicrobiologySemester: II Course: Biostatistics and Epidemiology Course Code: HSCC20061. With the following data in 6 cities, calculate the coefficient of correlation byPearson's method between the density of population and death rate:CitiesArea in sq. kilometre| 150Population in '000'E.120BFA.D.18010009420824061440723040No. of Deaths84012243122. Obtain the regression lines of y on x and x on y from the following data and estimatethe blood pressure when the age is 50. Also find the coefficient of correlation.Age (x)42726347147 125 160 118 149 128 1505538426309poolPressure (y)| 145 115 140 152 155

The provided data set is: Population in "000' Number of deaths 30 300 90 1440 40 560 42…

With the following data in 6 cities, calculate the coefficient of correlation by Pearson’s method between the density of population and death rate: Cities ABCDEF Area in sq. kilometre 150 Population in ‘000’ 30 No. of Deaths 300 180 100 60 120 80 9040427224 1440 560 840 1224 312

With the following data in 6 cities, calculate the coefficient of correlation by Pearson’s method between the density of population and death rate: Cities ABCDEF Area in sq. kilometre 150 Population in ‘000’ 30 No. of Deaths 300 180 100 60 120 80 9040427224 1440 560 840 1224 312

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