Solution:
X | Y | XY | X^2 | Y^2 |
17 | 110 | 1870 | 289 | 12100 |
24 | 120 | 2880 | 576 | 14400 |
40 | 141 | 5640 | 1600 | 19881 |
45 | 131 | 5895 | 2025 | 17161 |
64 | 182 | 11648 | 4096 | 33124 |
72 | 199 | 14328 | 5184 | 39601 |
29 | 133 | 3857 | 841 | 17689 |
57 | 173 | 9861 | 3249 | 29929 |
22 | 117 | 2574 | 484 | 13689 |
n | 9 |
sum(XY) | 58553.00 |
sum(X) | 370.00 |
sum(Y) | 1306.00 |
sum(X^2) | 18344.00 |
sum(Y^2) | 197574.00 |
Numerator | 43757.00 |
Denominator | 45222.29 |
r | 0.9676 |
r square | 0.9362 |
Xbar(mean) | 41.1111 |
Ybar(mean) | 145.1111 |
SD(X) | 19.7034 |
SD(Y) | 32.4521 |
b | 1.5519 |
a | 81.3113 |
The new correlation coefficient is 0.936
The new correlation coefficient r gets stronger going from 0.906 to 0.936.
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