The correlation coefficient (R) indicates the strength and direction of the linear relationship between two variables. In your provided information, you have:
- \( R^2 = 0.569 \)
- \( R = -0.745 \)
The correlation coefficient \( R \) is already given as -0.745. This value suggests a moderate to strong negative correlation between the x and y values in your data set.
If you are looking for confirmation or an explanation about the significance of these values:
- \( R^2 \) (the coefficient of determination) measures how well the line of best fit explains the variation of the data; in this case, about 56.9% of the variance in y can be explained by the linear relationship with x.
- The negative sign of \( R \) indicates that as x increases, y tends to decrease.
So, the correlation coefficient of the data is \( R = -0.745 \).