Q2) The following data represents theresults of an experimental test, if therelation between variables take the formy=ae^(bvx)y =aeb√xX47121524y1310974*the correlation coefficient of the above (2relation0.99270.97270.97720.9977none of all above

The given data is x y 4 13 7 10 12 9 15 7 24 4

Answered: X y 4 13 7 10 12 9 15 7 24 4

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