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The following information regarding a dependent variable y and an independent variable x is provided: Σx = 90
Σ(y - The following information regarding a dependent variable y and an independent variable x is provided: Σx = 90 Σ(y -   ) (x -   )  = -156 Σy = 340 Σ(x -   ) <sup>2</sup> = 234 N = 4 Σ(y -   ) <sup>2</sup> = 1974 SSR = 104 ​ The coefficient of correlation is A)  -.2295. B)  .2295. C)  .0572. D)  -.0572. ) (x - The following information regarding a dependent variable y and an independent variable x is provided: Σx = 90 Σ(y -   ) (x -   )  = -156 Σy = 340 Σ(x -   ) <sup>2</sup> = 234 N = 4 Σ(y -   ) <sup>2</sup> = 1974 SSR = 104 ​ The coefficient of correlation is A)  -.2295. B)  .2295. C)  .0572. D)  -.0572. ) = -156
Σy = 340
Σ(x - The following information regarding a dependent variable y and an independent variable x is provided: Σx = 90 Σ(y -   ) (x -   )  = -156 Σy = 340 Σ(x -   ) <sup>2</sup> = 234 N = 4 Σ(y -   ) <sup>2</sup> = 1974 SSR = 104 ​ The coefficient of correlation is A)  -.2295. B)  .2295. C)  .0572. D)  -.0572. ) 2 = 234
N = 4
Σ(y - The following information regarding a dependent variable y and an independent variable x is provided: Σx = 90 Σ(y -   ) (x -   )  = -156 Σy = 340 Σ(x -   ) <sup>2</sup> = 234 N = 4 Σ(y -   ) <sup>2</sup> = 1974 SSR = 104 ​ The coefficient of correlation is A)  -.2295. B)  .2295. C)  .0572. D)  -.0572. ) 2 = 1974
SSR = 104

The coefficient of correlation is


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