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Transcribed Image Text:B. To calculate the Pearson
coefficient r, proceed as follows:
1. Create a list containing the Z-
scores of the fathers' heights;
another list containing the Z-scores
of the sons' heights; and a third list
containing the products of these Z-
Scores, as follows:
a. Store (L, -X)/ s, in L3
b. Store (L2-y)/s, in L4
c. Store L3 *L4 in L5
2. Sum L_5 and store as P =
3. Divide P byn - 1, where n is the
number of pairs.
This is the Pearson coefficient r:
store it as R =
1. For this exercise, use the data in Table 1
Put the data in lists L and L2
Fathers' Heights (x): 68.8
65.3
66.2
66.1
71.5
67.0
71.3
68.3
62.9
70.1
Sons' Heights (y): 72.9
70.5
67.8
64.7
70.4
67.0
69.5
66.8
68.5
78.2
Table 1: Heights of ten fathers and their sons (in inches)
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