How do you find the r value of a linear regression equation?
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How do you find the r value of a linear regression equation?
Correlation Coefficient
A correlation coefficient, r, measures the correlation or relationship between two variables. If two variables are not correlated at all, the value of r is 0. On the other hand, if two variables have perfect, positive, linear correlation, the value of r is 1.
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View this answerThe value of the correlation coefficient r, can be determined using the following formula:
{eq}r = \dfrac{\sum \left ( \dfrac{x_i-\bar{x}}{S_x}...
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