Select the 2 factors that are co-linear Factor A Factor B Factor C Factor D Factor...

Select the 2 factors that are co-linear

Factor A	Factor B	Factor C	Factor D	Factor E	Factor F	Factor G
284.9	-256.2	-424.3	-61.8	338.3	-940	-7.8
28.2	-157.3	314	-54.1	-366.9	-90.9	110.2
327.4	474.4	-839.2	-4.3	-525.2	-1079.3	28.7
-391	188	150.2	131.1	634.9	1292.1	137.4
50	69	-1074.1	99.7	-47.4	-164.1	77
-540.6	51.5	-268.8	-54.3	8.8	1786.9	173.7
124	-12.2	183.2	57.2	-314.3	-406.6	-56.4
-332.2	-527.4	13.9	37.4	116.4	1097.7	32.1
-414.3	-588.9	1170.4	52.1	-177.5	1367.5	11.5
-442.7	-51.3	420.8	-127.7	372.9	1460.9	-86.7
424.1	-172.8	-233.9	-77.3	373.4	-1398.3	187.8
-544.4	-429.9	-464.7	137.1	-659.8	1798.2	-36.2

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Expert Solution

I used three different ways to see there is colinearlity present or absent. So answer yes the FACTOR A & FACTOR F are colinear. Because it shows the highest negative correlation present in them.

orchestra answered 1 year ago

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