Exam 14: Determining Relationships
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The more precise the prediction in a linear relationship,the closer the R-square value will be to:
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Expected frequencies in chi-square analysis are found in the sample; observed frequencies are computed.
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If we determine a precise linear relationship between two variables,then by knowing the value of one variable,we should be able to predict the other variable.
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________ is the analytical technique that assesses the statistical significance of categorical variable relationships.
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A scatter diagram that resembles a ball represents a correlation of zero.
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