Suppose that Dr. Grandtete does some measurements and states that there is a correlation (r) of +1.2 between head circumference and1.Q. What can you conclude from this result?That head circumference and IQ are very strongly and positively relatedThat head circumference and IQ are weakly, but positively, relatedThat there is a mistake because r cannot equal +1.2That there is a mistake becauser can only be used to measure psychological variables, not physical ones like head circumference.

Given, Correlation Coefficient r between head circumference and I.Q is +1.2 Correlation coefficient…

Suppose that Dr. Grandtete does some measurements and states that there is a correlation (r) of +1.2 between head circumference and I.Q. What can you conclude from this result? O That head circumference and IQ are very strongly and positively related O That head circumference and IQ are weakly, but positively, related O That there is a mistake because r cannot equal +1.2

Suppose that Dr. Grandtete does some measurements and states that there is a correlation (r) of +1.2 between head circumference and I.Q. What can you conclude from this result? O That head circumference and IQ are very strongly and positively related O That head circumference and IQ are weakly, but positively, related O That there is a mistake because r cannot equal +1.2

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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