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Calculating the correlation coefficient 12 Further mathematics Calculating the correlation coefficient

Calculating the correlation coefficient Pearson’s correlation coefficient, r, gives a numerical measure of the degree to which the points in the scatterplot tend to cluster around a straight line.

Calculating the correlation coefficient

Calculating the correlation coefficient

Calculating the correlation coefficient

Calculating the correlation coefficient

Exercise 3F ALL QUESTIONS WORK TO BE COMPLETED Exercise 3F ALL QUESTIONS