Simple Regression Differs from Multiple Regression in That

question 141

Multiple Choice

Simple regression differs from multiple regression in that

• A)multiple regression uses all available data to estimate the cost function whereas simple regression only uses simple data.
• B)simple regression is limited to the use of only the outcome variables and multiple regression can use both outcome and predictor variables.
• C)simple regression uses only one predictor variable and multiple regression uses more than one predictor variable.
• D)simple regression uses only one outcome variable and multiple regression uses more than one outcome variable.
• E)the lease squares technique cannot be used for simple regression whereas it can be used for multiple regression.

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