question archive Measurements on two variables, X and Y, where taken from 180 individuals with the following summary statistics: Suppose we wanted to test the hypothesis that there was no linear relationship between X and Y, against the alternate hypothesis that there is some kind of linear relationship between the two variables
Measurements on two variables, X and Y, where taken from 180 individuals with the following summary statistics: Suppose we wanted to test the hypothesis that there was no linear relationship between X and Y, against the alternate hypothesis that there is some kind of linear relationship between the two variables
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Measurements on two variables, X and Y, where taken from 180 individuals with the following summary statistics:
- Suppose we wanted to test the hypothesis that there was no linear relationship between X and Y, against the alternate hypothesis that there is some kind of linear relationship between the two variables. What would be the appropriate null and alternate hypothesis statements?
- Using the fact that was found to be 0.446199829 and was found to be 0.64885105, what would be the value of the test statistic for the hypothesis test?
- Determine the p-value for the hypothesis test.
- Determine if there is evidence to suggest there is in fact a linear relationship between X and Y, at the 5% level of significance.
