How much of the variation in bear measurements is explained by the model?
A)2.22%
B)96.9%
C)94.6%
D)20%
E)61.9%

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The percentage of variation in bear measurements explained by the model is typically represented by the coefficient of determination, denoted as R^2. The correct answer, 96.9%, suggests a very high explanatory power of the model, indicating that 96.9% of the variability in bear measurements can be accounted for by the predictors included in the model.

How Much of the Variation in Bear Measurements Is Explained