Can someone help me find the correlation and equations for some graphs I had to make?
Identify the correlation and find the equation for line of best fit you made in the problem above.
I already know that it has a positive correlation but I do not know the equation.
Good morning, Ricardo! What method do you want to use to find the correlation coefficient and the equation of the regression line? Must you calculate the correlation using a formula, or are you allowed to use a calculator such as the TI-84?
I am aloud to use just about anything. It doesn't really require the work, but I do have to have the correct answer. I am not sure how to get the equation for the graph.
Have you a TI-83 or -84 calculator handy?
Uhm, no.. I do not
What resources do you happen to have with you? A statistics textbook? Class handouts? We need to find the formulas for the correlation coefficient, r, and for the coefficients of the regression line.
All I really have is a computer. I am an online student. We really don't get anything and they don't tell us to get materials such as this.
If you're good at Internet searches, you could do a search for "regression line" and another for "correlation coefficient." You'll probably have the formulas you need in just a moment.
Okay! let me try that out
How different from my generation! I'm a retired professor, age 69. Everything came from textbooks back then.
Yeah, and I bet you actually spoke with your teachers. My teachers don't talk to me at all. It really is no fun at all. I basically have to teach myself.
Well, there certainly are big advantages to being able to teach yourself, but I always thought it a gift to be able to ask real, live people questions when I didn't understand something.
Yeah, that's why I use this. Because I can ask other's for help
Actually, I love being on OpenStudy because of the human interaction it affords. I looked up "regression equation" myself on the 'Net, but (much to my surprise) did not immediately find the formulas necessary to find the regression line coefficients.
Would you look up correlation while I do regression analysis again?
Remember, you're looking for a formula by which, based on your set of data, you can find the correlation coefficient. It's usually referred to as "r".
I tried already, I ether got something that didn't explain it well at all or something that was way to complicated for what I am learning.
Same experience here! Let me see whether I can find one of my statistics textbooks. in the meantime, why not think of other questions that you and I could discuss?
Let g(x) be the indicated transformation of f(x). Write the rule for g(x). linear function defined by the table; vertical translation 1.5 units up
This problem seems so easy in comparison to the previous one, it's almost laughable. Are you good at graphing functions? or at least, at graphing data points?
I am good at graphing data points
Would you mind graphing those 3 points, quickly, using the Draw feature (below)?
umm, i think i can do that
OK. Go ahead. In the meantime I'm going to do a drawing of my own to share with you.
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