Assume that you estimated a regression equation between one explanatory variable and one dependent variable and you calculated that r=0.8. Which of the following statements (if any) is correct:
A. The average value of the dependent variable changes by 0.8 when the explanatory variable increases by 1 unit
B. The average value of the explanatory variable changes by 0.8 when the dependent variable increases by 1 unit
C. The explanatory variable explains 64% of the variation in the dependent variable
D. The explanatory variable selected explains 0.8% of the variation dependent variable
E. None of the above options is correct
Here r=0.8 which means correlation between explanatory and dependent variable is 0.8
So coefficient of determination is r^2=0.64, hence 64% of variation in the dependent variable is explained by explanatory variable
So answer here is
C. The explanatory variable explains 64% of the variation in the dependent variable
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