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In the NHL, the correlation between "Goals scored per game" and "minutes on the ice" for a team of players is found to be 0.8178. Choose the statement that is true about the coefficient of determination.
◦ When given as a percent, the coefficient of determination is always between 0 and 100%.
◦ The coefficient of determination states that about 66.88% of the variation in goals scored per
game is explained by minutes on the ice.
◦ The coefficient of determination, r2, is equal to approximately 0.6688.
◦ All of these are true statements.
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