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Proof that $\rho = 0$ in the case of independence and $\pm 1$ in the case of a linear relationship between $X$ and $Y$ .

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Topic 7 - Option: Statistics and probability » 7.7 » Proof that

$\rho = 0$ in the case of independence and

$\pm 1$ in the case of a linear relationship between

$X$ and

$Y$ .

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