Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012
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Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012Well, obviously, if you have the ranks running in the opposite direction, the correlation will flip from positive to negative or vice versa. Therefore, the relationship between the two variables is still the same.(Original post by x_Raman_96)
dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life. It does matter if it is negative or positive, hence negative or positive correlation, you clapped child, go do your SATS. I am asian we know everything. -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012"But they've done S1"(Original post by Namch)
forget them metaltron they are idiots, they dont understand
lol. Thanks, at least you know your Stats!
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Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012I got 99 in this paper(Original post by x_Raman_96)
I got 97 in S1? ok keep thinking you're right, but you're not.
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Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012But Spearman's Rank doesn't measure correlation in that sense, it measures correlation between your ranks. So, if number 1 was the best position, then you would get "the faster the serve, the better the world position'. Which is a positive correlation between your ranks.(Original post by x_Raman_96)
Draw the scatter graph it portrays negative correlation, for the data in the question. -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012
I am flabbergasted by your idiocy, please so you are trying to tell my comrades and other members on the student room that there is not difference between a positive and negative correlation. I believe you should pick up a revision guide and use it. You do not know statistics if your are correct and i am certain that you are not i will hand my cock to you 'exhalted member'.
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Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012Mate if you flip your ranks the other way round, you are also going to flip the correlation ????? Please, if you don't understand, trust me.(Original post by Mohamed-96)
I am flabbergasted by your idiocy, please so you are trying to tell my comrades and other members on the student room that there is not difference between a positive and negative correlation. I believe you should pick up a revision guide and use it. You do not know statistics if your are correct and i am certain that you are not i will hand my cock to you 'exhalted member'. -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012spearmans rank measures the strength of a datas correlation it also measures the whether it is positive or negative or positive, you have to measure it consitently otherwise its wrong. unless you will start to tell me that a positive correlation on a graph is negative.(Original post by metaltron)
Mate if you flip your ranks the other way round, you are also going to flip the correlation ????? Please, if you don't understand, trust me. -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012Yes, ultimately it does. There is a positive correlation between "the speed of serve, and the lower in world ranking". That is what a positive answer tells us, from ranking 1st place 1.(Original post by Mohamed-96)
spearmans rank measures the strength of a datas correlation it also measures the whether it is positive or negative or positive, you have to measure it consitently otherwise its wrong. unless you will start to tell me that a positive correlation on a graph is negative.
However if you rank 1st place 10th, then you will get a negative answer telling us that:
There is a negative correlation between "the speed of the serve, and the higher the rank".
This clearly, demonstrates how the two answer mean the same thing, it is just whether you determine 1st position to have a higher rank that 10th position or not. In my opinion, it should do so my results will be in simpler language:
"The higher the speed of serve, the better the world ranking"
OR your result in clearer words would be:
"The higher the serve, the lower the world ranking" -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012But they don 't same thing, Get that into your delusional head.(Original post by metaltron)
Yes, ultimately it does. There is a positive correlation between "the speed of serve, and the lower in world ranking". That is what a positive answer tells us, from ranking 1st place 1.
However if you rank 1st place 10th, then you will get a negative answer telling us that:
There is a negative correlation between "the speed of the serve, and the higher the rank".
This clearly, demonstrates how the two answer mean the same thing, it is just whether you determine 1st position to have a higher rank that 10th position or not. In my opinion, it should do so my results will be in simpler language:
"The higher the speed of serve, the better the world ranking"
OR your result in clearer words would be:
"The higher the serve, the lower the world ranking" -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012Speed was ranked as being better when it is higher hence, around 120mph had rank 1. I deemed the lower the position, the better the rank. So 1st place would be Rank 1. Do you not understand that Spearman's Rank calculates the correlation between our ranks and not the actual values?(Original post by x_Raman_96)
I will enlighten you by providing you with this scatter graph, which shows that the correlation is negative. -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012Noooooooooooo, that's cringeful, get that off. That shows negative correlation as well(Original post by Namch)
No sorry you are incorrect
That is exactly what Spearman's Rank told us it would show with those scales "the lower the position, the higher the speed". However, it would tell us that whether our value was negative or positive.
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Re: Edexcel GCSE Statistics Higher Tier Answers June 2012
OMG, these guys are arguing against Excel spreadsheet, some retard has the audacity to send me the graph i sent him back without a line of best fit. Tbh I don't have time to deal with these imbecile. over and out. gonna watch ber grills hold it ma ******.
lol. Thanks, at least you know your Stats!

That is exactly what Spearman's Rank told us it would show with those scales "the lower the position, the higher the speed". However, it would tell us that whether our value was negative or positive.