19.A study of wheat prices at two cities yielded the following data:City ACity BAverage PriceRs 2.463Rs 2,797Standard DeviationRs 0.326Rs 0.207Coefficient of correlation r is 0.774. Estimate from the above data the most likelyprice of wheat(i)at City A corresponding to the price of Rs 2,334 at City B(ii)at city B corresponding to the price of Rs 3.052 at City A

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19. A study of wheat prices at two cities yielded the following data: City A City B Average Price Rs 2,463 Rs 2,797 Standard Deviation Rs 0.326 Rs 0.207 Coefficient of corelation r is 0.774. Estimate from the above data the most likely price of wheat (i) at City A corresponding to the price of Rs 2,334 at City B (ii) at city B corresponding to the price of Rs 3.052 at City A

19. A study of wheat prices at two cities yielded the following data: City A City B Average Price Rs 2,463 Rs 2,797 Standard Deviation Rs 0.326 Rs 0.207 Coefficient of corelation r is 0.774. Estimate from the above data the most likely price of wheat (i) at City A corresponding to the price of Rs 2,334 at City B (ii) at city B corresponding to the price of Rs 3.052 at City A

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