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doroteo determined that the correlation coefficient for a set data was -0.9. what percent of the total variation in the y-values is not explained by the regression line?

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Answer:

19% of the total variation in the y-values is not explained by the regression line

Explanation:

The correlation coefficient, r, is a measure of the degree of association between two variables. It gives information on the direction and strength of the relationship.

On the other hand,
R^(2) is the coefficient of determination and is a measure of the percent of the total variation in the y-values explained by the regression line.


R^(2) is simply the square of r;


R^(2)=r^(2)=(-0.9)^(2)=0.81

This implies that 81% of the total variation in the y-values is explained by the regression line. Therefore, only 19% is not explained.

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