In a partially destroyed laboratory, record of an analysis of correlation of data,
only the following results are legible:
Variance of X = 9
Regression equations are
(i) 8x −10y + 66 = 0
(ii) 40x −18y − 214 = 0
Find out the following missing results.
(i) The means of X and Y
(ii) The coefficient of correlation between x and y
(iii) The standard deviation of Y
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Answer on Question #55140 – Math – Statistics and Probability
In a partially destroyed laboratory, record of an analysis of correlation of data, only the following results are legible:
Variance of X=9
Regression equations are
(∗)8x−10y+66=0
(∗∗)40x−18y−214=0
Find out the following missing results.
(i) The means of X and Y
(ii) The coefficient of correlation between x and y
(iii) The standard deviation of Y
Solution
(i) Since two regression lines always intersect at a point (x,y) representing mean values of the values x and y as shown below:
8x−10y=−6640x−18y=214
Multiplying the first equation by 5 and subtracting from the second, we have
32y=544⇒yˉ=17
Then x=(10y−66)/8=(10⋅17−66)/8=13
(ii) To find the given regression equations in such a way that the coefficient of dependent variable is less than one at least in one equation.
So, 8x−10y=−66⇒10y=66+8x⇒y=1066+108x .
That is, byx=8/10=0.8
And 40x−18y=214⇒40x=214+18y⇒x=40214+4018y
That is, byx=18/40=0.45 .
Hence coefficient of correlation r between x and y is given by:
r=bxy×byx=0.45⋅0.80=0.60
(iii) To determine the standard deviation of y , consider the formula:
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