Suppose that a regression yields the following sum of squares: Σ(yi−y¯)^2 = 400, Σ(yi−y^i)^2 = 60, Σ(y^i−y¯)^2 = 340  Then the percentage of the variation in y that is explained by the variation in x is: Answer =  %

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Suppose that a regression yields the following sum of squares:

Σ(yi−y¯)^2 = 400, Σ(yi−y^i)^2 = 60, Σ(y^i−y¯)^2 = 340 

Then the percentage of the variation in y that is explained by the variation in x is:

Answer =  %

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