Establishing the significance of a correlation requires conducting statistical tests to discern whether the relationship between variables is coincidental or statistically substantial. This process normally involves computing a correlation coefficient coupled with a p-value. The presence of a low p-value usually signifies compelling evidence of the significance of the correlation.
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| None | A set of data is given as follows: X = {3, 4, 5, … | Step 1: Calculate the sample size (n), which is the number of pairs of data. In this case, \( n = 5… |