Multiple Regression Differs from Simple Linear Regression Because It

question 50

Multiple Choice

Multiple regression differs from simple linear regression because it:

• A) repeats a linear regression several times, which can improve the results by averaging.
• B) uses more than one independent variable to make predictions.
• C) uses higher order polynomials to make predictions.
• D) employs the mathematical framework of calculus.

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