Using a calculator, it is found that for the two-tailed test of significance, the p-value is of 0.9195.
The correlation coefficient is also called <u>Pearson's r-score</u>, and is used for two-tailed tests. To find the p-value, the information needed is:
- The value of the Pearson's r-score, that is, the value of the correlation coefficients.
- The sample size.
In this problem, we have that the correlation coefficient is of r = 0.02, with a sample size of n = 28.
- Using it as the input for a r-score calculator, the p-value is of 0.9195.
A similar problem is given at brainly.com/question/13873630
9/4x -15 for x=4
To find this answer you must plug the 4 everywhere the x is located.
(9/4)(4) -15
Multiply 9/4 by 4
(9/4) x 4 = 9
Now we take our 9 answer and add it to -15.
9-15 = -6
The answer is -6
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For the other equation, you also must plug in 3 where ever x is located in the equation.
5/3x -3/5
(5/3)(3) -3/5
Multiply 5/3 and 3
(5/3) x 3 = 5
Take that answer of 5 and add -3/5
5- (3/5) =4 2/5
The answer to this equation would be 4 2/5 or 4.4
you can use calculator because it shows the graph and table.
Multiply 3800 by 14 by 6.4% and you will get your answer
