You are an analyst working for Netflix and trying to figure out the kind of factors that affect the Viewer ratingfor a current crop of 25 Netflix original movies and you prepared the following correlation matrie"Budget (SM)" "Gross earning (SM)""Movie Length (min)" "Viewer Rating1"Budget (SM)"Gross earning ($M) 0.950.1"Movie Length (min)""Viewer Rating"0,541-0.230.851-0.33GConsider the following two statements.0 Movie length and gross eamings are inversely related since they have a negative correlation value.I) Movie length and Budget are inversely related since they have a very low correlation value.Given the above statements, choose the most appropriate option.Statement is correct Statement is falseStatement-t is false, Statement is correctBoth statements are correctBoth statements are incorrect

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You are an analyst working for Netflix and trying to figure out the kind of factors that affect the Viewer rating for a current crop of 25 Netflix original movies and you prepared the following correlation matrix "Budget (SM)" "Gross eaming (SM)" "Movie Length (min)" "Viewer Rating "Budget (SM) "Gross eaming (SM) 0.95 0.1 "Movie Length (min)" 1 "Viewer Rating" 0.54 1 021 0.85 -0.33 ta Consider the following two statements. 0 Movie length and gross earnings are inversely related since they have a negative correlation value. Movie length and Budget are inversely related since they have a very low correlation value. Given the above statements, choose the most appropriate option. Statement-t is correct, Statement is false Statement is false, Statement is correct Both statements are correct Both statements are incorrect

You are an analyst working for Netflix and trying to figure out the kind of factors that affect the Viewer rating for a current crop of 25 Netflix original movies and you prepared the following correlation matrix "Budget (SM)" "Gross eaming (SM)" "Movie Length (min)" "Viewer Rating "Budget (SM) "Gross eaming (SM) 0.95 0.1 "Movie Length (min)" 1 "Viewer Rating" 0.54 1 021 0.85 -0.33 ta Consider the following two statements. 0 Movie length and gross earnings are inversely related since they have a negative correlation value. Movie length and Budget are inversely related since they have a very low correlation value. Given the above statements, choose the most appropriate option. Statement-t is correct, Statement is false Statement is false, Statement is correct Both statements are correct Both statements are incorrect

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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