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    In a Multiple Regression Model, Y Is Predicted from X<sub>1</sub>
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In a Multiple Regression Model, Y Is Predicted from X1

Question 19

Question 19

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In a multiple regression model, Y is predicted from X1, X2, and X3. Both R2 and Radj2 are computed. If X3 is removed from the model, how will Radj2 change?


A) Radj2 will increase.
B) Radj2 will decrease.
C) Radj2 will not change.
D) uncertain.

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