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Find out the correlation coefficient.
Bicycle helmet use. Table lists data from a cross-sectional survey of bicycle safety. The explanatory variable is a measure of neighbourhood socioeconomic status (variable_RFM). The response variable is "percent of bicycle riders wearing a helmet" (P_Helm).
Percent of school children receiving free or reduced-fee lunches at school (variable P_RFM) and percent of bicycle riders wearing a helmet (variable P_HELM). Data for the study was recorded by field observers in October of 1994.
I (i)
School
P_RFM
P-HELM
1
Fair Oaks
50
22.1
2
Strandwood
11
35.9
3
Walnut Acres
57.9
4
Disc Bay
19
22.2
5
Belshaw
26
42.4
6
Kennedy
73
5.8
7
Cassell
81
3.6
8
Miner
51
21.4
9
Sedgewick
55.2
10
Sakamoto
33.3
Toyon
32.4
12
Lietz
25
38.4
13
Los Arboles
84
46.6
Compute r for all 13 data points. Describe the correlation strength.
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