Let's examine two variable statistics for a moment. If you desire
the "vital" statistical measures from two sets of data for comparisonpurposes
or any other reason, then start by placing some data into L1
and L2. |
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Once you have entered tha data into the lists, pres STAT, then your
right arrow once, 2, and ENTER. |
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If you used the same data set as I did, you should see the measures
for our data in L1. |
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Scrolling down, we find information about our data from L2,
as well as other useful calculations. |
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That's it! Now let's work with the correlation and regression
features of the STAT-CALC menu. |
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