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    The Degree of Association Between the Independent and Dependant Variables
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The Degree of Association Between the Independent and Dependant Variables

Question 8

Question 8

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The degree of association between the independent and dependant variables is measured by:


A) the beta.
B) the standard deviation.
C) the coefficient of determination.
D) A and B

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