(b) For each pair of variables, generate the correlation coefficient r. For all pairs involving x,, compute the corresponding coefficient of determinationr. (Use 3 decimal places.) X1, X2 .894 X1, X3 .946 .895 X1, X4 .914 .835 .91 X1, X5 .954 X1, X6 -.912 .832 X2, X3 X2, X4 X2, X5 X2, X6 X31 X4 .906 X31 X5 .864 Хз Х6 X4, X5 .795 X4, X6 X5, X6 -.87

(b) For each pair of variables, generate the correlation coefficient r. For all pairs involving x,, compute the corresponding coefficient of determinationr. (Use 3 decimal places.) X1, X2 .894 X1, X3 .946 .895 X1, X4 .914 .835 .91 X1, X5 .954 X1, X6 -.912 .832 X2, X3 X2, X4 X2, X5 X2, X6 X31 X4 .906 X31 X5 .864 Хз Х6 X4, X5 .795 X4, X6 X5, X6 -.87

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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