Answer:
The proportion of the variability seen in math achievement that can be predicted by math attitude is 0.78, the same value as the correlation coefficient.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correlation coefficient r between this two variables is found to be 0.78.
This coefficient can be calculated as:

where SSY' is the sum of the squares deviation from the mean for the predicted value and SSY is the sum of the squares deviation from the mean for the criterion variable.
Then, the value of the coefficient r is giving the proportion of the variability seen in the criterion value Y that can be explained by the predictor variable X.
Answer:
b=4
Step-by-step explanation:
P.T.c^2=a^2 +b^2
5^2=3^2 +b^2
25=9+b^2
b^2 =25-9
b^2 =16
b=sqrt(16)
b=4
It most common to round to the hundredths place, this is two spaces after the decimal.
So look two spaces right - 0.17. If the third digit (in this case 6) is higher than 5 you round the number up if its not, keep it the same.
"6" is greater than five, so round it to about (or approximately) 0.18.
Answer:
0.25 = 2^-2
The "^" means that -2 is an exponent on top of 2.
Y= 4x+5 because the slope intercept form would be y=mx+b
mx would be the slope and b is the other thing I forgot what it's called