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    This document provides instructions for calculating Karl Pearson's coefficient of correlation from sample data, including 12 data points where the sum of x is 68, the sum of y is also 68, the sum of the squares of x-52 is 230, the sum of the squares of y-68 is 260, and the sum of the products of x-52 and y-68 is 155. It lists the formulas for finding the mean of x and y from the sample data and calculating the coefficient of correlation.

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    This document provides instructions for calculating Karl Pearson's coefficient of correlation from sample data, including 12 data points where the sum of x is 68, the sum of y is also 68, the sum of the squares of x-52 is 230, the sum of the squares of y-68 is 260, and the sum of the products of x-52 and y-68 is 155. It lists the formulas for finding the mean of x and y from the sample data and calculating the coefficient of correlation.

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    Subject : Business Statistics

    Unit 1 : Linear Correlation


    Topic : Practical sum of Spearman’s Rank Correlation Method

    Prepared by : Prof. Monti Daredi

    Contact No: 7046073704

    Sum no :
    Calculate Karl Pearson’s Coefficient of Correlation From the
    following data. n = 12, 𝑥 = 𝑦 = 68, ∑(x-52)2 = 230, ∑(y-68)2 = 260,
    ∑(x-52)(y-68) = 155
    Answer :
    ∑(x – A) = ∑x – nA
    ∑𝑥
    x=
    𝑛

    nx = ∑𝑥
    ∑y
    y=
    𝑛

    ny = ∑y
    𝒏∑xy −(∑x)(∑y)
    r=
    𝒏∑𝒙𝟐 −(∑x)𝟐 𝒏∑𝒚𝟐 −(∑y)𝟐

    r=

    r=

    r=

    r=

    r=

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