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4.10 Spearman rank correlation coefficient

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4.10 Spearman rank correlation coefficient

Latest exam session: May 2025

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    4.10.1

    Spearman Rank Correlation

    38 questions · in 14% of papers

    Due

    last May 25 P3 TZ2

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Micro-topic202120222023202420252026
4.10.1Spearman Rank CorrelationDue · last May 25 P3 TZ2
2Spearman Rank Correlation, 2021: 2 questions6Spearman Rank Correlation, 2022: 6 questions20Spearman Rank Correlation, 2023: 20 questions6Spearman Rank Correlation, 2024: 6 questions4Spearman Rank Correlation, 2025: 4 questions·Spearman Rank Correlation, 2026: 0 questions
  • Dueusually examined, but missing from the last two exam sessions

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12 exam sessions from 2021 to 2025, the latest May 2025. Every Paper 1, 2 and 3 in every timezone is read and classified in full, which gives 9 papers in this archive.

Which 4.10 Spearman rank correlation coefficient topic comes up most?

Spearman Rank Correlation (4.10.1): in 14% of papers, last seen May 25 P3 TZ2. Usually "State", worth about 6.8 marks in a paper that includes it.

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