The _____________ is the range of the previously observed values of x.
A)Population region
B)Experimental region
C)Slope
D)Coefficient of determination

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The experimental region refers to the range of values of the independent variable (x) that were used in previous experiments or observations. This is relevant when designing new experiments or interpreting data from previous ones. The population region refers to the possible values that x could take in the entire population, and is not necessarily known or observed. The slope and coefficient of determination are measures of the relationship between x and the dependent variable (y), but do not specifically relate to the range of values of x.

The _____________ Is the Range of the Previously Observed Values