The R-squared value of a regression model: is the variability of the observed Y-

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The R-squared value of a regression model:

is the variability of the observed Y-values from the predicted values.

indicates that as the independent variable increases, the intercept term does too.

gives the proportion of variation in the dependent variable that is explained by the independent variable.

transforms the cumulative probability scale (vertical axis) so that the graph of the cumulative normal distribution is a straight line.

is the variability of the observed Y-values from the predicted values.

indicates that as the independent variable increases, the intercept term does too.

gives the proportion of variation in the dependent variable that is explained by the independent variable.

transforms the cumulative probability scale (vertical axis) so that the graph of the cumulative normal distribution is a straight line.

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Ans: Option c.   

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