If the relationship between two variables has a linear ...

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If the relationship between two variables has a linear correlation coefficient (r) = 0.30, what is the coefficient of determination?

Question 2

A two-tailed t-test is appropriate when the researcher has a directional hypothesis implying that an observed mean can only be greater than or less than a hypothesized value.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Answer to Question 1

r2, the coefficient of determination, is 0.09.

calculation: (0.30.3) = 0.9

Answer to Question 2

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A one-tailed test is appropriate in this situation. A two-tailed test is one that tests for differences from the population mean that are either greater or less.

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[dyrone]

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