SOLUTION: Correlation matrix. Statistical packages can easily calculate correlation coefficents for multiple pairings of variables. Results are often reported in the form of a correlation ma

Question 1032214: Correlation matrix. Statistical packages can easily calculate correlation coefficents for multiple pairings of variables. Results are often reported in the form of a correlation matrix. Figure 14.18 displays the correlation matrix for data from study of geographic variation in cancer rates.r The variables are:
CIG cigarettes sold per capita
BLAD bladder cancer deaths per 100,000
LUNG lung cancer deaths per 100,000
KID kidney cancer deaths per 100,000
LEUK leukemia cancer deaths per 100,000
Notivce that the values for each correlation coefficient appear twice in the matrix, eact tie the variables intersect in either row or column order. For example, the value r = 0.704 occurs for CIG and BLAD and for BLAD and CIG. The correlation of 1 across the diagonal reflects the trivial fact that each variable is perfectly correlated with itself. Review this correlation matrix and interpret results.

Answer by macston(5194) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The answer is given beside the correlation matrix in figure 14.19
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