a. The sample covariance ,
Using excel function,we calculate
Sxy =∑i (Xi-xbar) * (Yi-ybar) /n-1 (for sample covariance)
where xbar =average of the x; ybar =average of y and n=4
Sxy=SUM(F3:F6)/3=-24
(A negative value of sample covariance indicates the variables x and y move in inverse directions)
b. Correlation coefficient =r =CORREL(B3:B6,C3:C6)=-0.784
The value of r indicates that there is a strong inverse relationship between x and y.
c.Both the correlation and covariance values indicate that there is inverse relationship between x and y.
i.e X increases if y decreases and viceversa.
Calculations are as shown below :
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