Answer Posted / Sachin Kuar

{"Producing Correlation": "In R, you can compute the correlation between two variables using the cor() function. For example: cor(x, y) calculates the Pearson correlation coefficient between x and y.", "Producing Covariance": "The cov() function in R computes the covariance between variables. For example: cov(x, y) calculates the covariance between x and y.", "Correlation Matrix": "A correlation matrix (cor(data)) shows the correlation coefficients between all variables in a dataset."}

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