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In constructing a multiple regression model with two independent variables In constructing a multiple regression model with two independent variables   and   it was known that the correlation between   and y is .75, and the correlation between   and y is .55. Based on this information, the regression model containing both independent variable will explain 65% of the variation in the dependent variable y. and In constructing a multiple regression model with two independent variables   and   it was known that the correlation between   and y is .75, and the correlation between   and y is .55. Based on this information, the regression model containing both independent variable will explain 65% of the variation in the dependent variable y. it was known that the correlation between In constructing a multiple regression model with two independent variables   and   it was known that the correlation between   and y is .75, and the correlation between   and y is .55. Based on this information, the regression model containing both independent variable will explain 65% of the variation in the dependent variable y. and y is .75, and the correlation between In constructing a multiple regression model with two independent variables   and   it was known that the correlation between   and y is .75, and the correlation between   and y is .55. Based on this information, the regression model containing both independent variable will explain 65% of the variation in the dependent variable y. and y is .55. Based on this information, the regression model containing both independent variable will explain 65% of the variation in the dependent variable y.


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