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lara31 [8.8K]
3 years ago
6

Do people who spend more time on social networking sites spend more time using Twitter? Megan conducted a study and found that t

he correlation between the times spent on the two activities was 0.8. (a) What does this result say about the relationship between times spent on the two activities?
Mathematics
1 answer:
bija089 [108]3 years ago
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Answer:

It states that time spent on social networking sites & twitter have a strong positive correlation.

Step-by-step explanation:

Correlation is the statistical measure of co-movement relationship between two variables. Correlation Coefficient 'r' lies between -1 & +1

Correlation can be following on basis of variables relationship direction

  • Positive Correlation : It means two variables move in the same direction - one variable increase, other variable increase & one variable decrease, other variable decrease. 'r' is positive.
  • Negative Correlation : It means two variables move in opposite direction - one variable increase, other variable decrease & one variable decrease, other variable increase. 'r' is negative.

Correlation can be following on the basis of variables :

  • Strong Correlation : It means the variables fluctuations are more inter-related. r > 0.5
  • Weak Correlation : It means the variables fluctuations are less inter-related. r < 0.5

Correlation between times spent on social networking sites & twitter is 0.8 This r = 0.8 means that the two activities have strong positive correlation. It implies that increase in one lead to increase in other activity & vice versa, by a high magnitude.

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