If the correlation coefficient is -0.1, then we would expect to make:
a) good predictions from a regression line rising from left to right. |
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b) poor predictions from a regression line rising from left to right. |
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c) poor predictions from a regression line falling from left to right. |
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d) good predictions from a regression line falling from left to right. |
If Correlation Coefficient:
± 1,perfect Correlation
between ± 0.50 and ± 1,Strong Correlation
between ± 0.30 and ± 0.49, medium correlation.
below ± 0.29, small correlation.
0, No correlation
Ans:c) poor predictions from a regression line falling from left to right
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