In regression analysis, the variable that is used to explain the change in the outcome of an experiment, or some natural process, is called a. The independent variable b. The explanatory variable c. The x-variable d. All of the above are correct
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a. The independent variable: This is a common term used in both statistics and experimental research. It refers to the variable that is manipulated or controlled in an experiment to observe its effect on the dependent variable. Show more…
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