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Suppose we have the following values for the linear function relating X and Y (where Y...

Suppose we have the following values for the linear function relating X and Y (where Y is the dependent variable and X is the independent variable:

What would the value of R-Square be for this straight line?

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The value is not mentioned in the questions. But if you have the linear regression exercise in the charts/values then you can deduce the RSquare in the following way:

1. The RSquare can taken out as a ratio of Sum of Squares of Model to the Total Sum of Square = SS model / SS total

2. or you could directly pick it up where R-Sq or Coefficient of determination or RSquare (r^2) is mentioned in the table

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