1- If the value of the linear correlation coeffici variables are independent.

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1- If the value of the linear correlation coefficient is zero, then these two
variables are independent.
2- The least square regression line minimizes the sum of errors.
3- The covariance between any two variables decides the strength of their
relation.
4- Any variable can be transformed to the standard normal distribution
Transcribed Image Text:1- If the value of the linear correlation coefficient is zero, then these two variables are independent. 2- The least square regression line minimizes the sum of errors. 3- The covariance between any two variables decides the strength of their relation. 4- Any variable can be transformed to the standard normal distribution
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