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Which among the following is an example of +ve correlation?
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If \( b_{xy} = - 0.3 \) and \( b_{yx} = - 0.6 \), then the value of correlation coefficient is ------------.
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The consumption of fuel and the distance covered by a vehicle is an example of ------------ correlation.
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If the two regression lines are given by \(8X-10Y+66=0\) and \(40X-18Y=264\), then the correlation coefficient between X and Y is:
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If, \(U = \frac{X-a}{h}\), \(V = \frac{Y-b}{k}\); \(a, b, h, k>0\), then \(b_{UV}\) is
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The correlation coefficient between two variables X and Y is 0.60 and it is given that \(\sigma_X = 2, \sigma_Y = 4\). Then, the angle between two lines of regression, is
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The regression coefficient of Mumbai prices over Kolkata prices from the following table, is: 

 

 Mumbai (₹)Kolkata (₹)
Average price (per 5 kg)120 130
S.D.45
Correlation coefficient0.6
N (Sample size)100
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