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correlation coefficient

R. A. Fisher has derived the sampling distribution of the correlation coefficientdefined in (3.5.13). If it is assumed that the variables X and Y arejointly normally distributed, that is, if they come from a bivariate normaldistribution (see Appendix 4A, exercise 4.1), then under the assumptionthat the population correlation coefficient ? is zero, it can be shown thatt = rvn - 2/v1 - r 2 follows Student’s t distribution with n - 2 df.* Showthat this t value is identical with the t value given in (5.3.2) under the nullhypothesis that ß2 = 0. Hence establish that under the same null hypothesisF = t2. (See Section 5.9.)Problems5.8

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