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Counts for categorical variable are often expressed as percentages of the total.
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Strongly related variables have a relationship close to zero if the relationship is nonlinear.
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If the standard deviation of X is 15,the covariance of X and Y is 94.5,the coefficient of correlation r = 0.90,then the variance of Y is 7.0.
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Changing the location of fields in a pivot table is known as
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